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Old August 12, 2010   #1
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The first Paul Robeson and the first Brandywine (pink) sliced.

I was truly impressed with both. Definitely looking forward to more of these! Good thing I put in two Paul Robeson's! lol
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Old August 12, 2010   #2
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Eh, there's some slices missing from those maters!!! No sampling till after the pics;-)
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LOL Shhhhhhhhhh the husband was none the wiser when I put the plates down at the table.
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Old August 13, 2010   #4
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Looks tasty! I find just the slightest bit of salt really makes the flavor pop for some varieties.
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Cowlick Bradywine my first taste was boring , my wife said this also, i have a ton of fruit from them, What to do?? we all love Paul Robeson though.
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Cowlick Bradywine my first taste was boring , my wife said this also, i have a ton of fruit from them, What to do?? we all love Paul Robeson though.
Give 'em away or make sauce out of them.
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