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    Cherries!

    They are just starting to pick them. I drove out to the orchards today and bought a few pounds. It rained heavy which means damage to the crop from the cherries swelling and splitting.


    These aren't bings. I'll get the name when I return to the orchards next weekend when some of the other varieties are ready.

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    Where are these orchards?
    anywhere near Chiang mai??

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    I wish, for both you and me. They're near Stockton California. If the rain didn't create too much havoc I should have better pics of better cherries next time I go.

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    bstard... I thought they would be in Chang Mai, I was going to buy a few kiloes when I went up there next month, in future please think of others when you post instead of building up their hopes and then dashing them

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    I'm still trying to work out WTF this has got to do with thailand.

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    I thought this thread was going to be about 'cherry girls'.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dougal
    I thought this thread was going to be about 'cherry girls'.
    So it's got nothing to do with Thailand.

    Just a little jelly grape from the land that man forgot.

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    I like fresh cherries.

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    Available at selected outlets throughout Thailand for 300-800bt/kilo.

    I'd rather go for the ripe, deliciously sweet mangoes at 25 bt/kilo at this time of year.

    Any of these available in California, attaboy?

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    I lived 5 years in the northern Sacramento valley, cherries, walnuts, almonds, peaches, all at roadside stands. Yummy, but the mangos at 25 baht are great as well. Damn 6 or 8 great fruit anyday of the week here in the LOS.

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    Cherries will both prevent\cure Gout

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    Quote Originally Posted by aging one
    I lived 5 years in the northern Sacramento valley, cherries, walnuts, almonds, peaches, all at roadside stands. Yummy, but the mangos at 25 baht are great as well. Damn 6 or 8 great fruit anyday of the week here in the LOS.
    Not as good as Tescos in Bournemouth though.

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    The thread is a postcard to the Californians. Don't worry I wont make a habit of it. AO howabout the olive stands near Corning? Besides pimentoes they'd stuff them with almonds and garlic. I haven't been to Chico for years but the town used to be surround by fruit tree orchards. Will a chapter in your book be called Pioneer Days? Chico State was well known for it's parties.

    Stroller, you can't buy a truely ripe sweet mango here. Those with a low suger content ship better so you have to pour sugar on them. It's not the same.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Airportwo
    Cherries will both prevent\cure Gout
    The wife just bought home a bucket load.If it does prevent/cure gout I will buy you a beer or three sir.I don't normally eat cherries(Although I have popped a couple..thanks Lizzy and Kim ),Been getting gout since I was 18.

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    Well, if we're talking about cherries, why not lemons and tomatoes? Really cheap in Thailand...



    About £1.70/lb for the toms and £1.50/lb for the lemons.

    No wonder the shelves are full.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Little Chuchok
    Quote Originally Posted by Airportwo
    Cherries will both prevent\cure Gout
    The wife just bought home a bucket load.If it does prevent/cure gout I will buy you a beer or three sir.I don't normally eat cherries(Although I have popped a couple..thanks Lizzy and Kim ),Been getting gout since I was 18.
    http://www.brownwoodacres.com/cflex.htm Is there a GNC in Chiang Mai?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RDN
    Well, if we're talking about cherries, why not lemons and tomatoes? Really cheap in Thailand...
    Not for tomatoes. Local ASDA shop 80p per kilo. No taste though,picked green, ripened in boxes, but great for cooking.

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    Try a tablespoon of Apple Cidar Vinegar (the cloudy stuff) with a glass of fresh water every morning as well.

    Quote Originally Posted by Little Chuchok
    The wife just bought home a bucket load.If it does prevent/cure gout I will buy you a beer or three sir.I don't normally eat cherries(Although I have popped a couple..thanks Lizzy and Kim ),Been getting gout since I was 18.

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    The Bings and Raniers are in but sadly the late rains meant a crop not up to last year's results. And I forgot to ask them which cherry was their early harvest variety.

    Here they are.

    Bings:


    Raniers:


    It's hit or miss with each cherry. Some are sweet others not so much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RDN
    Well, if we're talking about cherries, why not lemons and tomatoes? Really cheap in Thailand...



    About £1.70/lb for the toms and £1.50/lb for the lemons.

    No wonder the shelves are full.
    an almost sweet meyer-like lemon, approx 60 kilo
    tommytoes are bad this season usually abut 12 - 14 baht per kilo. Yeah as with every thing else Thais pick their fruit too early.
    And. Last but not least; Cherries in Tescos and Rim ping up here, about 1000 - 2000 a kilo forget the weight but a small handfull was over 250 baht they didn't look to be sweet.
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