What brand of sugar do you like?
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What do you like better Cherimoya or Sugar Apple?
Comments (1)For the sugar apple it really depends on the variety. I ate some that was soft and some more on the chewy soft. But it's similar to the cherimoya texture. Just like the cherimoya that have soft like the fino and chewy like the Lucida. I think sugar apple sweetness is a little different than cherimoya. There is no acidity in the sugar apple The sugar apple does have a really nice aroma compared to the cherimoya. Anyway, here in the US we like the atemoya most...lol...See MoreWhat brands do you like for built-in grills
Comments (12)My criteria for an outdoor grill is 100% SS components and good Customer Service. I have settled on either the DCS or Capital and will probably go with Capital because I have a Culinarian Range and am satisfied with their Customer Service. It has to be all SS because the installation is at beach front location. Many Grills LOOK like they are made of all SS, but are not. Lynx is one that is not. DCS does offer a lifetime guarantee on their unit which is pretty impressive and their CS is supposed to be top notch according to the brick and mortar retailer who also will price match any internet price. DCS offers a 36" and 48" that look great. Capital offers a 30", 40" 52". the 40" is just about perfect for my needs. DCS does not offer infrared burners, Capital does and will accommodate customization, ie all infrared burners(there are 3 burners in the 40" grill)...See MoreWhat Brand of Bacon Do You Like?
Comments (35)I use the bacon drippings for the corn I get out of our garden. I use a knife and cut the kernels of the cob, then slant the knife slightly and "milk the cob" being careful not to get the husk, and put a little bacon grease in with the corn and cream and cook SLOWLY, stirring often so it won't scorch. Add a little salt to taste. Then get a mess of butter beans cooked with hog jowl, chopped. Sun rippen tomatoes on the side, sliced. Cucumber, tomato, bell pepper, salad w/sugar apple cider vinegar, Hot southern buttermilk bisquits with real cow butter. Fried okra, and creamed yellow squash. Top it off with a blackberry cobbler and fresh churned ice cream. You don't need any meat. That is a summer meal and it all started with FRIED BACON. LOL. And that's the way we do it in the South....See Morewhat do you think about sugar cane mulch?
Comments (6)Hi Ashke, I've been using both for about three years now. Lucerne is very rich and breaks down quickly, much loved by worms. It's the double cream of mulches and dry-soil improvers. Quite high in N. Sugarcane Mulch also rocks, but is much slower to break down. Has 1 per cent N, according to award-winning nurseryman in my area. I love it for tomatoes as it provides a moisture retentive barrier for longer than lucerne and isn't quite so rich. The Light White of mulches, but nowhere near as good a soil improver. Cheers, Grub....See Moregardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
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