I just finished 2 lbs. of red seedless grapes! So refreshing!!!

Just pop 'em in your mouth, no chin juice. or sticky fingers. Just so full of
cool sweet juice. Like biting into a sweet raindrop.

If I was a bird right now, I'd be laying down drunk 'til Friday! "Twoot,
twoot!"

Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.

Yours?

Andy

Andy wrote:
>
> I just finished 2 lbs. of red seedless grapes! So refreshing!!!
>
> Just pop 'em in your mouth, no chin juice. or sticky fingers. Just so full of
> cool sweet juice. Like biting into a sweet raindrop.
>
> If I was a bird right now, I'd be laying down drunk 'til Friday! "Twoot,
> twoot!"
>
> Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.
>
> Yours?
>
> Andy

Grapes are so good Maybe that's why my brown thumb has been
attempting to grow three grape vines the past few years. Today I was
mortified! One of the danged furry-tailed rats climbed one of the vines
and pilfered a few immature grapes only to waste them! As Andy would
say, The BUM(s)!

Sky

Skyhooks said...

> Grapes are so good Maybe that's why my brown thumb has been
> attempting to grow three grape vines the past few years. Today I was
> mortified! One of the danged furry-tailed rats climbed one of the vines
> and pilfered a few immature grapes only to waste them! As Andy would
> say, The BUM(s)!
>
> Sky


The VARMINTS!!!

<VBG>

Andy

Andy wrote:
>
> Skyhooks said...
>
> > Grapes are so good Maybe that's why my brown thumb has been
> > attempting to grow three grape vines the past few years. Today I was
> > mortified! One of the danged furry-tailed rats climbed one of the vines
> > and pilfered a few immature grapes only to waste them! As Andy would
> > say, The BUM(s)!
> >
> > Sky
>
> The VARMINTS!!!
>
> <VBG>
>
> Andy

Hehehehe -- good one

Sky

On Mon, 18 Jun 2007 09:14:06 -0500, Andy <q> wrote:

>I just finished 2 lbs. of red seedless grapes! So refreshing!!!
>
>Just pop 'em in your mouth, no chin juice. or sticky fingers. Just so full of
>cool sweet juice. Like biting into a sweet raindrop.
>
>If I was a bird right now, I'd be laying down drunk 'til Friday! "Twoot,
>twoot!"
>
>Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.
>
>Yours?
>
>Andy


My favorite is really a fresh fruit salad with watermelon, cantaloupe,
peaches, plums, strawberries, blueberries, bananas and any other ripe
fruit available.

Boron

On Mon, 18 Jun 2007 10:59:44 -0400, Boron Elgar
> wrote:

>
>My favorite is really a fresh fruit salad with watermelon, cantaloupe,
>peaches, plums, strawberries, blueberries, bananas and any other ripe
>fruit available.

Yum, I wouldn't turn that down if you offered it to me! Mix in some
vanilla yogurt and call it a meal.

I like melon, cold watermelon is great or a 1/2 cantalope/honeydew
with a scoop of vanilla.

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said...

> I like melon, cold watermelon is great or a 1/2 cantalope/honeydew
> with a scoop of vanilla.


I do that too on occasion but with fruit yogurt.

Andy

Andy wrote:
> I just finished 2 lbs. of red seedless grapes! So refreshing!!!
>
> Just pop 'em in your mouth, no chin juice. or sticky fingers. Just so full of
> cool sweet juice. Like biting into a sweet raindrop.
>
> If I was a bird right now, I'd be laying down drunk 'til Friday! "Twoot,
> twoot!"
>
> Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.
>
> Yours?
>
> Andy
>
Red seedless grapes, watermelon or cherries! Or most any sweet ripe
summer fruit really.

--
Queenie

*** Be the change you wish to see in the world ***

Andy wrote:
> I just finished 2 lbs. of red seedless grapes! So refreshing!!!
>
> Just pop 'em in your mouth, no chin juice. or sticky fingers. Just so
> full of cool sweet juice. Like biting into a sweet raindrop.
>
> If I was a bird right now, I'd be laying down drunk 'til Friday!
> "Twoot, twoot!"
>
> Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.
>
> Yours?
>
> Andy

Chilled cantaloupe. I absolutely love grapes, but they don't like me back.
Nor do strawberries, pineapple, kiwi, oranges, lemons, starfruit - basically
anything the least bit acidic. So, I stick with blueberries, cantaloupe and
cherries. Yum!

kili

On Jun 18, 12:05?pm, "kilikini" > wrote:
> Andy wrote:
> > I just finished 2 lbs. of red seedless grapes! So refreshing!!!
>
> > Just pop 'em in your mouth, no chin juice. or sticky fingers. Just so
> > full of cool sweet juice. Like biting into a sweet raindrop.
>
> > If I was a bird right now, I'd be laying down drunk 'til Friday!
> > "Twoot, twoot!"
>
> > Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.
>
> > Yours?
>
> > Andy
>
> Chilled cantaloupe. I absolutely love grapes, but they don't like me back.
> Nor do strawberries, pineapple, kiwi, oranges, lemons, starfruit - basically
> anything the least bit acidic. So, I stick with blueberries, cantaloupe and
> cherries. Yum!

Yup, all that, with some coconut, pineapple, a banana, vanilla ice
cream, and rum inna blenda!

Sheldon

Sheldon said...

>> Chilled cantaloupe. I absolutely love grapes, but they don't like me
>> back. Nor do strawberries, pineapple, kiwi, oranges, lemons, starfruit
>> - basically anything the least bit acidic. So, I stick with
>> blueberries, cantaloupe and cherries. Yum!
>
> Yup, all that, with some coconut, pineapple, a banana, vanilla ice
> cream, and rum inna blenda!


Sounds like a "Tuti Fruiti Rum Julius" or something.

Andy

Cold and crunchy Bing cherries; cold and crunchy red seedless grapes.
Cold watermelon if it's good.
--
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In article >,
Melba's Jammin' > wrote:

> Cold and crunchy Bing cherries; cold and crunchy red seedless grapes.
> Cold watermelon if it's good.

Peaches, nectarines, raspberries, and blackberries. The Himalayan
blackberries at the end of the street will be ripe in a couple of weeks.
I may miss my bus due to too much grazing!

Cindy

--
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Delete the obvious to email me

Cindy Fuller wrote:
> In article >,
> Melba's Jammin' > wrote:
>
>> Cold and crunchy Bing cherries; cold and crunchy red seedless grapes.
>> Cold watermelon if it's good.
>
> Peaches, nectarines, raspberries, and blackberries. The Himalayan
> blackberries at the end of the street will be ripe in a couple of weeks.
> I may miss my bus due to too much grazing!

Hey, thanks to whoever suggested frozen grapes. I've been eating a
bunch of those for a couple days now. Mmmmm!

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Favorite fruit for a hot day?

Group: rec.food.cooking Date: Mon, Jun 18, 2007, 9:14am (EDT-1) From: q
(Andy) "Twoot, twoot!"
"Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.
Yours?"
Andy



Green Grapes cold from the fridge and Honey Dew
Smitty

J wrote on Mon, 18 Jun 2007 12:55:32 -0400:

JS> Group: rec.food.cooking Date: Mon, Jun 18, 2007, 9:14am
(EDT-1) From: q
JS> (Andy) "Twoot, twoot!"
JS> "Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.
JS> Yours?"
JS> Andy

Even better are sweet green or red seedless grapes, frozen in
the freezer. The texture is only slightly crunchy and they keep
for a long time, tho' I can't say they ever get the chance. The
idea of freezing grapes is not mine but try a few if you don't
believe me!


James Silverton
Potomac, Maryland

E-mail, with obvious alterations:
not.jim.silverton.at.verizon.not

In article <k5zdi.4423$%t6.82@trnddc02>,
says...
> Even better are sweet green or red seedless grapes, frozen in
> the freezer. The texture is only slightly crunchy and they keep
> for a long time, tho' I can't say they ever get the chance. The
> idea of freezing grapes is not mine but try a few if you don't
> believe me!
>

Best of all is the noble Juniper Berry, used to make gin which is then
mixed with tonic, over ice with a lime wedge.


--
Peter Aitken

James Silverton said...

> Even better are sweet green or red seedless grapes, frozen in
> the freezer. The texture is only slightly crunchy and they keep
> for a long time, tho' I can't say they ever get the chance. The
> idea of freezing grapes is not mine but try a few if you don't
> believe me!


James,

I just tried a dozen (green seedless). They weren't crisp and juicy, rather
icy/mushy inside with a chewy skin and too cold.

Might be good for taking on a hike or to the park in peak heat so they don't
turn to mush so soon.

Andy

Andy wrote on Mon, 18 Jun 2007 14:01:21 -0500:

??>> Even better are sweet green or red seedless grapes, frozen
??>> in the freezer. The texture is only slightly crunchy and
??>> they keep for a long time, tho' I can't say they ever get
??>> the chance. The idea of freezing grapes is not mine but
??>> try a few if you don't believe me!

A> James,

A> I just tried a dozen (green seedless). They weren't crisp
A> and juicy, rather icy/mushy inside with a chewy skin and too
A> cold.

A> Might be good for taking on a hike or to the park in peak
A> heat so they don't turn to mush so soon.

I wouldn't defrost them; I'll bet they'd become mushy. I like to
take a few from the freezer to eat then an there and I like the
texture and temperature as do most of my acquaintances who have
tried them. But to each their own :-)

James Silverton
Potomac, Maryland

E-mail, with obvious alterations:
not.jim.silverton.at.verizon.not

In article <xtCdi.1325$bn6.852@trnddc03>,
"James Silverton" > wrote:

> I wouldn't defrost them; I'll bet they'd become mushy. I like to
> take a few from the freezer to eat then an there and I like the
> texture and temperature as do most of my acquaintances who have
> tried them. But to each their own :-)

Thank you, Mr. Silverton. I had forgotten that I used to enjoy frozen
grapes. I forgot for the last forty years. The next green seedless that
I get are going in the freezer. That's a taste from my childhood that
doesn't require a recipe. Only a memory. You jogged mine.

leo

--
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One time on Usenet, "James Silverton" > said:
> J wrote on Mon, 18 Jun 2007 12:55:32 -0400:
>
> JS> Group: rec.food.cooking Date: Mon, Jun 18, 2007, 9:14am
> (EDT-1) From: q
> JS> (Andy) "Twoot, twoot!"
> JS> "Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.
> JS> Yours?"
> JS> Andy
>
> Even better are sweet green or red seedless grapes, frozen in
> the freezer. The texture is only slightly crunchy and they keep
> for a long time, tho' I can't say they ever get the chance. The
> idea of freezing grapes is not mine but try a few if you don't
> believe me!

A friend got me to try frozen grapes many years ago -- I thought he
was nuts, but they're really good. Although my personal favorite fruit
for hot days would be cold pineapple...

--
Jani in WA

Andy wrote:
>

> Just pop 'em in your mouth, no chin juice. or sticky fingers. Just so full of
> cool sweet juice. Like biting into a sweet raindrop.
>
> If I was a bird right now, I'd be laying down drunk 'til Friday! "Twoot,
> twoot!"
>
> Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.
>
> Yours?


Melons. Watermelon, cantaloup, honeydew. I find them much more refreshing
than any other fruit.

In article >, Andy <q> says...
> I just finished 2 lbs. of red seedless grapes! So refreshing!!!
>
> Just pop 'em in your mouth, no chin juice. or sticky fingers. Just so full of
> cool sweet juice. Like biting into a sweet raindrop.
>
> If I was a bird right now, I'd be laying down drunk 'til Friday! "Twoot,
> twoot!"
>
> Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.
>
> Yours?
>
> Andy
>
>
Gotta be watermelon! And, I like it best at room temperature; the
flavor just seems more intense that way. Of course, you DO have the
aforementioned problems with "chin juice...sticky fingers", ha! But
you can just take a chunk outside in your lawn work clothes, gobble it
down, and use the garden hose for a quick, refreshing rinse.

steve s

Andy wrote:
> I just finished 2 lbs. of red seedless grapes! So refreshing!!!
>
> Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.
>
> Yours?
>
> Andy

Chilled pineapple

Jill

jmcquown wrote:
> Andy wrote:
>> I just finished 2 lbs. of red seedless grapes! So refreshing!!!
>>
>> Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.
>>
>> Yours?
>>
>> Andy
>
> Chilled pineapple
>
> Jill

Chilled or grilled. I love pineapple. I wish it loved me back. SOB.

kili

Water Melon.Favourite fruit for a hot day.

crocky

delnaz

Andy wrote:
> I just finished 2 lbs. of red seedless grapes! So refreshing!!!
>
> Just pop 'em in your mouth, no chin juice. or sticky fingers. Just so
> full of cool sweet juice. Like biting into a sweet raindrop.
>
> If I was a bird right now, I'd be laying down drunk 'til Friday!
> "Twoot, twoot!"
>
> Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.
>
> Yours?
>
> Andy

An absolutely ripe, juice dripping peach. Heaven.

Dora

On Jun 18, 10:14?am, Andy <q> wrote:
> I just finished 2 lbs. of red seedless grapes! So refreshing!!!
>
> Just pop 'em in your mouth, no chin juice. or sticky fingers. Just so full of
> cool sweet juice. Like biting into a sweet raindrop.
>
> If I was a bird right now, I'd be laying down drunk 'til Friday! "Twoot,
> twoot!"
>
> Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.
>
> Yours?

Does a six-pac of brewskis count as a fruit?

On 2007-06-18, Andy <q> wrote:
> Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.
>
> Yours?

Ice cream.

nb

Michael "Dog3" Lonergan wrote:
> Andy <q> dropped this turd :
> in rec.food.cooking
>
>> I just finished 2 lbs. of red seedless grapes! So refreshing!!!
>>
>> Just pop 'em in your mouth, no chin juice. or sticky fingers. Just so
>> full of cool sweet juice. Like biting into a sweet raindrop.
>>
>> If I was a bird right now, I'd be laying down drunk 'til Friday!
>> "Twoot, twoot!"
>>
>> Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.
>>
>> Yours?
>
> I like frozen grapes when it's really hot outside. My other fave is
> chilled watermelon and a close second is a big, ripe, juicy peach.

I love peach and orange juice together. I don't think there's a better
concoction on earth.

kili

On Jun 18, 4:49?pm, "kilikini" > wrote:
> Michael "Dog3" Lonergan wrote:
> > Andy <q> dropped this :
> > in rec.food.cooking
>
> >> I just finished 2 lbs. of red seedless grapes! So refreshing!!!
>
> >> Just pop 'em in your mouth, no chin juice. or sticky fingers. Just so
> >> full of cool sweet juice. Like biting into a sweet raindrop.
>
> >> If I was a bird right now, I'd be laying down drunk 'til Friday!
> >> "Twoot, twoot!"
>
> >> Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.
>
> >> Yours?
>
> > I like frozen grapes when it's really hot outside. My other fave is
> > chilled watermelon and a close second is a big, ripe, juicy peach.
>
> I love peach and orange juice together. I don't think there's a better
> concoction on earth.

Waiddaminit... add a little vodka, then!

Sheldon wrote:
> On Jun 18, 4:49?pm, "kilikini" > wrote:
>> Michael "Dog3" Lonergan wrote:
>>> Andy <q> dropped this :
>>> in rec.food.cooking
>>
>>>> I just finished 2 lbs. of red seedless grapes! So refreshing!!!
>>
>>>> Just pop 'em in your mouth, no chin juice. or sticky fingers. Just
>>>> so full of cool sweet juice. Like biting into a sweet raindrop.
>>
>>>> If I was a bird right now, I'd be laying down drunk 'til Friday!
>>>> "Twoot, twoot!"
>>
>>>> Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.
>>
>>>> Yours?
>>
>>> I like frozen grapes when it's really hot outside. My other fave is
>>> chilled watermelon and a close second is a big, ripe, juicy peach.
>>
>> I love peach and orange juice together. I don't think there's a
>> better concoction on earth.
>
> Waiddaminit... add a little vodka, then!

Yeah, and throw in a jigger of Peach Schnapps and it's called a Fuzzy Navel
Add the orange juice last.

Jill

On Mon, 18 Jun 2007 16:49:08 -0400, "kilikini"
> wrote:

>Michael "Dog3" Lonergan wrote:
>> Andy <q> dropped this turd :
>> in rec.food.cooking
>>
>>> I just finished 2 lbs. of red seedless grapes! So refreshing!!!
>>>
>>> Just pop 'em in your mouth, no chin juice. or sticky fingers. Just so
>>> full of cool sweet juice. Like biting into a sweet raindrop.
>>>
>>> If I was a bird right now, I'd be laying down drunk 'til Friday!
>>> "Twoot, twoot!"
>>>
>>> Grapes. My favorite fruit for a hot day.
>>>
>>> Yours?
>>
>> I like frozen grapes when it's really hot outside. My other fave is
>> chilled watermelon and a close second is a big, ripe, juicy peach.
>
>I love peach and orange juice together. I don't think there's a better
>concoction on earth.
>
>kili
>

My absolute favorite is a good mango and Kili you reminded me, it does
sort of taste like an orange and a peach mixed up. Nothing more yummy
than slices of a cold good mango!!!

I know it is totally tropical, but my grand mother used to freeze
lychees just as they came from the tree- with the skins on and they
were so yummy! Peel the skin, suck on the frozen fruit and throw the
seed away.Go back again and again. Along the lines of the frozen grape
idea.

Just had some cold juicy watermelon last week and that was excellent!

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