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VKXY62 @VKXY62 (1605) • Australia 11 Feb 07

No, I am not joking, you really can get deep fried ice cream. I first came across it years ago in a Chinese restaurant. It is a ball of ice cream dipped in batter, and then dropped into hot oil for a few seconds, just long enough...

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ice cream

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greengrass The fried ice cream i had was at a chinese restarant in Geelong.

25 Feb 07

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greengrass @greengrass (26) • Australia 24 Feb 07

have you got a way of reducing the number of snails and slugs in your garden? I have had success with beer. As i just fill a plastic container with beer.Then make a hole in the ground just deep enough so when container is placed...

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greengrass Sprinkling salt to kill snails and slugs sounds like a simple way of doing it. I might give that a try one day. thanks for your comment.

25 Feb 07

joystick7 @joystick7 (728) • India 4 Dec 08

In the past I used it for credit and then had problems paying them back.. These days I use it only for convenience like online shopping and instiutution fees so on...

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greengrass In the past I used it for credit and then had problems paying them back.. These days I use it only for convenience like online shopping and instiutution fees so on...

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greengrass @greengrass (26) • Australia 18 Feb 07

If you have ever had a crop in your garden with too many fruit and vegies,what do you do with them? Do you freeze them or give them away? maybe you might do a lot of cooking or sell them. Or do you store them in cool dark spot...

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large crop

vegetable garden

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greengrass Thats great, freezing them and using them later. sounds like you do a few yummy things with tomatoes. well done.

22 Feb 07

greengrass @greengrass (26) • Australia 18 Feb 07

If you have ever had a crop in your garden with too many fruit and vegies,what do you do with them? Do you freeze them or give them away? maybe you might do a lot of cooking or sell them. Or do you store them in cool dark spot...

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greengrass Thats a very nice way of using up those vegies. Its like people come to your garden to do there grocery shopping, but they pick the fruit and vegies off the bushes rather than off the shelves at the supermarket. Glad it made you feel good too. thats...

18 Feb 07

greengrass @greengrass (26) • Australia 18 Feb 07

If you have ever had a crop in your garden with too many fruit and vegies,what do you do with them? Do you freeze them or give them away? maybe you might do a lot of cooking or sell them. Or do you store them in cool dark spot...

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greengrass Strawberries for breakfast, that sounds yummy. Jars of jam is a good idea.

18 Feb 07

greengrass @greengrass (26) • Australia 17 Feb 07

Have you got a story about a very large fruit or vegetable that you grew in your garden? Or maybe once you had a crop of something that just seem to keep on producing fruit or vegetables. Whats the most strange fruit or vegetable...

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greengrass Thats interesting, it would of been a suprise to see those potatoes. maybe a search on the internet on sweet potato vine may give you some information on whether you can eat them or not. thanks for your comment.

18 Feb 07

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greengrass @greengrass (26) • Australia 17 Feb 07

Home grown vegies taste nice and fresh.Do you have a vegetable garden? What type of vegetables do you grow?

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vegetable

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greengrass thats great

18 Feb 07

greengrass @greengrass (26) • Australia 17 Feb 07

Home grown vegies taste nice and fresh.Do you have a vegetable garden? What type of vegetables do you grow?

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greengrass That is so true, that growing your own vegies is good for your health. Also keeping the use of pesticides to a minimum is good.

18 Feb 07

greengrass @greengrass (26) • Australia 17 Feb 07

Home grown vegies taste nice and fresh.Do you have a vegetable garden? What type of vegetables do you grow?

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greengrass I have grown oakleaf lettuce in the past which is a leaf lettuce. Not sure if you have those in the usa,i`m in australia. hope you have a wonderful vegie garden this coming season and success with leaf lettuce.

17 Feb 07

greengrass @greengrass (26) • Australia 17 Feb 07

Home grown vegies taste nice and fresh.Do you have a vegetable garden? What type of vegetables do you grow?

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greengrass I would have to say tomatoes would be my favorite too. Have you ever tried growing leaf lettuce?

17 Feb 07

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