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Posted by Kathy Applebaum on August 5, 2008, 6:07 pm
Yeah, I'll keep him. :) (For the curious, the final flavor was peach. Yum!)
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> Ahhhhhh poor guy. That's a sweet story!
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>> You can have mine. Can't stand them. :)
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>> Cute DH story about mangos, though. One time I'd been having an awful
>> week, and he really wanted to do something nice. So he stopped at the
>> store to pick up some sorbet for me. He came home with mango sorbet. I
>> told him "dear, that was really sweet, but mango is one of two fruits I
>> simply cannot stand."
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>> He still wanted to do something nice, so the next evening he stopped at
>> the store again. And came home with passion fruit sorbet. "Uh, honey, do
>> you want to take a wild guess at what the other fruit I can't stand is?"
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>> (He was awfully determined, though. The next evening he called from the
>> sorbet aisle of the grocery store). *grin*
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>> Kathy A. (Woodland, CA)
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>>> Do you like mangos? I love them, but I've rarely bought them fresh
>>> because of the difficulty of pitting and slicing them. That's all in the
>>> past now, though! I'd read a rave review of the Oxo mango pitter and
>>> took a chance. It works!!! Yippee! It takes that pit out as easily as
>>> can be (leaving some fruit on the pit for munching on, of course), and
>>> then it's a simple matter of scoring the fruit in the skin, turning the
>>> whole thing wrong side out and slicing off the little cubes of luscious
>>> mango. I'm in heaven!
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>>> http://www.sandymike.net
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