On 10/09/2014 03:10 PM, Ralph Mowery wrote:
"Todd" wrote in message
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Sounds like my wife. I put a bowl of home grown Cherry Tomatoes
in front of her, turn my back, then turn back looking at the bowl
and it is empty. Looking at her, she shows two emotions: guilt
and absolute delight. She knows how cute she is and shows no
sign of reform.

Your grandson sounds very precious. Have yo gave his a bowl and had
him pick his own? He will be addicted to produce the rest of
his life.

People don't eat product because it tastes like crap. My wife
was never a big produce eater until I started growing it myself.
Local grown is pretty good too.


Some of the local produce is good, but some is not so good as it is sent to
the local stores to sell. Just have to find the right people selling it.

My grandson will not use a bowl for the cherry tomatoes. He will just eat
them as he picks them if you don't watch him. I don't use any pesticides on
them, so they should be safe to eat, but we still like to wash them off.
Maybe bird poop on them.

Hi Ralph,

There is something to be said for the probiotics we get from dirt.
But, you have to pick the right dirt. I'd would wash off bird poop
too.

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I did find out how to cook corn on the cob so it tastes very good. Just pop
the ear with shucks and all in the microwave for about 4 minuits per ear.
Cut off the end opposit the silk and grab the end with the silk and squeese
it out like toothpaste. Better use an oven mitt as it will be very hot.
No silk and very good. Butter and season to taste.


Sounds yummy. I can't touch corn, way to high carbs, so
I will have to live vicariously though you!
-T