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Anyone notice how inexpensive grapes are this year?
Here in BayouBurg, red and green seedless have been selling for 98 cents a pound and they have been really delicious. We have been eating too many of them. OTOH - watermelons have been running from $6 to $10 each and some haven't been the best quality. Most years, by this time you could get them anywhere for $4. George L |
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"George Leppla" wrote:
> > Anyone notice how inexpensive grapes are this year? > > That's because there's a glut of grapes... and folks haven't been tasting them fast enough. |
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George Leppla wrote:
> Anyone notice how inexpensive grapes are this year? > > Here in BayouBurg, red and green seedless have been selling for 98 cents > a pound and they have been really delicious. > > We have been eating too many of them. > > OTOH - watermelons have been running from $6 to $10 each and some > haven't been the best quality. Most years, by this time you could get > them anywhere for $4. > > George L Not only grapes but the local evil family owned market where we buy most of our stuff has had blueberries for $1.29/pint, strawberries for $0.99/quart and cherries for $1.25/lb for the past couple weeks. |
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