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Breakfast! Anyone?
Wayne Boatwright said...
> On Wed 16 Jul 2008 05:53:46a, Andy told us...
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>> Wayne Boatwright said...
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>>> On Wed 16 Jul 2008 05:39:14a, Andy told us...
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>>>> Wayne Boatwright said...
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>>>>> On Wed 16 Jul 2008 04:36:51a, Andy told us...
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>>>>>> Breakfast! Anyone?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Chicken tenders, lightly pan fried with my choice of chile verde,
>>>>>> pesto and guacamole.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> You?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Andy
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Two slices of 12-grain toast with sour cherry preserves.
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>>>>
>>>> Wayne,
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>>>> Sour cherry preserves? Why would anyone eat such a thing?
>>>>
>>>> Because? 
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>>>> Best,
>>>>
>>>> Andy
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>>>
>>> The preserves aren't sour, Andy. The cherries are the same type used
>>> in cherry pie. In both cases they are sweetened. IOW, sour cherries
>>> as opposed to bing cherries and other "sweet cherries".
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>> OK.
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>> Never tasted cherries 'cept the sweetened maraschino kind as a kid. I
>> think that's what caused my dislike of cherries.
>>
>> Andy
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> I'm amazed that you've never eaten a piece of cherry pie! You might try
> eating some sweet bing cherries (those are the very dark almost black
> cherries) fresh, out of hand. They are quite sweet and delicious.
> Maraschino cherries are highly processed with chemicals to give them the
> texture, color, and flavor that are distinct to them. While they're
still
> cherries, of course, they bear little resemblance to any other form of
> cherry.
Wayne,
T2 diabetic, I WISH I could try a slice!  (
Andy
Misses grapes.
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