How to Eat a Peach

[señor coolguy]

well, they're friends, but they aren't my favorite. Except for Mr. Grasshopper, I liked him the most. I wonder why I left him out...

[critter]

I have four peaches left in the frig fruit drawer. I eating about one a day. No pies though.
I have had it with cereal, with cool whip , And with vanilla ice cream.

Originally Posted by Into the blue

Or move to the country.Peaches

Love that song. I've been singing it around the house for a couple days. thanks

Originally Posted by Caterpillar with a hookah

Apples and oranges are better.

Apples and Oranges

cool!!! pink floyd. I would have never guessed. that was antique.

Originally Posted by unicyclerperson

I think you are just a tad bit creepy.

Really,!??!?!!?... I'm that guy.

Originally Posted by john_childs

This is how I like to enjoy a peach. db

Eat A Peach

Some of my best friends are big Allman-Bro Fans. Maybe one day I'll pay more attention to them.

Originally Posted by catinabag1

you're dirty

Or are you dirty minded?

Originally Posted by señor coolguy

I prefer to venture inside my peach and run away from my two mean aunts while partaking in wild adventures with my good friends Mr. Centipede, Miss Spider, and Mrs. Ladybug.

That's too cute Brah, You were a little kids when you saw this. You still had a active imagination. I meant it was a movie for kids. Wish I was a kid when I saw it.

[uni57]

I eat mine with a knife and fork.

Okay, not really. It's hard to find good peaches. I've been disappointed so many times I stopped buying them and sort of forgot about them. I do, however, eat a pint or two of blueberries every day. I'll buy some peaches on Friday at Terhune Orchards after I stop at Birchwood Dairy Farm and Cherry Grove Farm on my way to Emery's U-pick organic blueberry farm. I had originally planned to just go blueberry picking, but now I'm going to make it a big blow-out farm day. Inspired by peaches.

[maestro8]

Originally Posted by uni57

I do, however, eat a pint or two of blueberries every day.

You must look like you've been courting Smurfette with all that blue dye on you.

[uni57]

Originally Posted by maestro8

You must look like you've been courting Smurfette with all that blue dye on you.

No, but it does affect my poop, which I always check. It turns it alarmingly dark which can mean blood in the stool, but I verified it's the blueberries by skipping a day.

On another note, I did go to most of those farms on Friday. I got peaches at the orchard. Had my first peach in years. They were excellent peaches according to everyone else who ate them, but I didn't love it. I guess I'm a berry kind of guy (blueberries and strawberries).

[BillyTheMountain]

Originally Posted by uni57

I eat mine with a knife and fork.

Okay, not really. It's hard to find good peaches. I've been disappointed so many times I stopped buying them and sort of forgot about them. I do, however, eat a pint or two of blueberries every day. I'll buy some peaches on Friday at Terhune Orchards after I stop at Birchwood Dairy Farm and Cherry Grove Farm on my way to Emery's U-pick organic blueberry farm. I had originally planned to just go blueberry picking, but now I'm going to make it a big blow-out farm day. Inspired by peaches.

In the winter, do you buy BIG bags of frozen blueberries at COSTCO?

[Unisykolist]

Ha what's with these threads. First how to peel a banana, now ho to eat a peach. Just peel a banana and eat it. Just eat a peach done nothing more to be said.

But I guess I would not be doing anything else if this thread as not here so it fills in a bit of pointless time in my 24 hours of this day.

[Biggestbtc]

Originally Posted by Unisykolist

But I guess I would not be doing anything else if this thread as not here so it fills in a bit of pointless time in my 24 hours of this day.

Yes. Pointless. Like this:

[uni57]

Originally Posted by BillyTheMountain

In the winter, do you buy BIG bags of frozen blueberries at COSTCO?

Absolutely not. I am at this very moment freezing blueberries for off-season consumption. Mostly in muffins and pancakes because when you thaw the blueberries, they get a bit mushy. I spent about two and a half hours picking 15 pounds of blueberries.

To freeze blueberries: put them in a single layer on something like a cookie sheet that has sides and freeze them. Pick through them first and get rid of the soft ones (because there's no way to tell after you thaw them -- they will all be soft). Also, don't wash them first. Wash them after you thaw them. Oh, and after they are frozen solid, you can put them in ziplock bags.

P.S. - Billy, I don't eat a pint of blueberries every day all year long, if that's what you are implying. I've just been doing that for the last few weeks. I'm antioxidant-loading (actually, I'm just addicted to them at the moment).

[critter]

You lucky you get all those berries. I can find organic blueberries but expensive and old. Costco does the best job of bringing fresh produce to the islands but not organic. I can buy blackberries, raspberries and blueberries all year round.
I don't feel too gulity about the pesticides because of the Lotus.
It's the the best for cleaning fruits. See treehugger.com-lotus-sanitizing-system
I use it for everything. Spinach, sprouts, lettuce, etc. Organic or not

Originally Posted by uni57

On another note, I did go to most of those farms on Friday. I got peaches at the orchard. Had my first peach in years. They were excellent peaches according to everyone else who ate them, but I didn't love it. I guess I'm a berry kind of guy (blueberries and strawberries).

Really Was it juicy? dark orange? smell sweat? I think the peach is one of my favorite taste sensations of all time. And I only figured that out a couple years ago.

I'm down to my last peach. I had a quarter of it on cereal this morning. I will savor the rest on its own later today. Then no more.... till next year.

[critter]

Originally Posted by critter

Was it juicy? dark orange? smell sweat?

LOL....mmmm ... I meant smell sweet.

Lotus kills E coli.

[uni57]

Originally Posted by critter

Really Was it juicy? dark orange? smell [sweet]?

It had all the qualities of a good peach. It came straight from the orchard that grew them. I really liked it, but for some reason I guess I just don't love peaches.

Originally Posted by critter

I think the peach is one of my favorite taste sensations of all time. And I only figured that out a couple years ago.

A peach to you is like a bowl of blueberries to me. Heavenly. I like whipped cream on strawberries, but NOTHING on my blueberries. They are perfect just as they are. How can you hope to improve such a divine taste?