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Ross of Ottawa @ottaross@mastodon.social · Jul 26, 2026
I don't typically have Asian pear, but got some in our oddBunch box recently. On the plus side, its shelf life seems quite long, and it has a nice crunch, but its pretty much flavourless. So we've enjoyed it as a texture mostly – eg on oatmeal porridge, in regular or fruit salad. Do you buy Asian pear often? Is it always flavourless, or is it just what we get here? #fruit
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Masayuki60 🦮🇯🇵 🇺🇦 🐕🇺🇲📷 @masayuki60@social.vivaldi.net · Jul 23, 2026
It's so humid that you could cut the air with a knife. At least the early morning feels good and looks beautiful. Finally our figs are getting ripe, although not as sweet as I had hoped for. One more day. #dog #dogs #DogsOfMastodon #AdoptDontShop #rescuedog #photography #FujiFilm #fig #fruit #morning #sky #clouds #street
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Bob Tregilus @elaterite@mastoart.social · Jul 24, 2026
Once upon a time, eleven years ago, my strawberry patch looked like this. I learned after they started dying back several years later that you have to cut the runners once the new plant has established itself. Leaving it connected to the old plant will cause it to die when the old plant dies. Strawberry plants only live 5-8 years--so cut those runners! #Strawberry #Gardening #Fruit
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Jenica Lake เหล็ถเลถ @MamaLake@beige.party · Jul 23, 2026
1- it’s dragonfruit season มังกรผลไม้อร่อย planting some to see what grows 2- got my husband out on a run with me, at my favorite running place, right after a storm so the whole park was clear of people and the weather was cool with a proper breeze, ideal on every front. 3- I heard my husband say, “I’m just so grateful…” challenging experiences with the power of gratitude intact makes it all worth it, there is wisdom in this vibe. #3GoodThings #ThreeGoodThings #blog #gratitude #BlessedConsciousLife #fruit
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Rick Gaehl @RickGaehl@mstdn.social · Jul 23, 2026
The yellow plums are the first crop to ripen in our community orchard this year. They make great jam and crumbles. #Photography #Gardening #Fruit #Produce
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Ted Cadwallader @FtRupertTed@mstdn.ca · Jul 19, 2026
One of today’s projects was to make some plum jam before the plums I picked went bad. Success! I think I knew this before but I relearned today that jam is basically sugar and pectin with fruit flavouring. #gardening #canning #fruit
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Birds Books and Bullshit @NanoBookReview@zirk.us · Jul 16, 2026
JFC trying to learn anything about conventional gardening is a nightmare in AI slop. Do any of you know of a good resource where I can learn about my damn peppers? Ideally one with tables and pictures and very little prose? #Gardening #Peppers #Food #Farming #Backyard #Fruit #Websites #AI #Slop #MakeItStop
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サファイア・ネオ @Sapphire_neo@mastodon.com.pl · Jul 12, 2026
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Faintdreams @Faintdreams@dice.camp · Jul 12, 2026
Friends, I just had THE Most horrifying interaction with a banana, that the heatwave and humidity had somehow managed to ~ liquify inside the intact banana skin~. The words Undulating Waves might allow you to imagine *some* of the interaction but.. :: shudder :: Mere words cannot convey, the squishy sloshy sound and excruciatingly WRONG feel of the thing. #heatwave #fruit #banana #EldritchHorror #Ew
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Clianthus 🏴‍☠️ :verified: @Clianthus@mastodon.nz · Jul 10, 2026
Does anyone here have experience eating fruit salad/swiss cheese plant (Monstera deliciosa) fruit? We have a ripe fruit and the outer scales are falling off. It smells and tastes delicious. We know not to eat the outer scales re: oxalic acid. We've been eating the inner fruit (kernels?) as is. Some websites online claim that the black flecks should be washed off the kernels while others don't mention it at all. Does anyone have experience with this fruit and know? #MonsteraDeliciosa #MonsteraFruit #Fruit #Food
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TheOldGrayMare @YMItalking@social.vivaldi.net · Jul 10, 2026
One day I hope to be able to try a pawpaw. They sound like something I would like. #fruit #NorthAmericanPawpaw
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JanetteSpeyer @janettespeyer@flipboard.social · Mar 01, 2026
Food shocker for today! Strawberries aren’t true berries. Bananas are! A true berry develops from one flower with one ovary and usually has seeds inside. • Bananas grow from a single flower with one ovary. • Strawberries don’t, each seed is on the outside and is its own tiny fruit. #botany #SurfFeeds #foodstories #fruit #FoodTrivia #foodculture
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JanetteSpeyer @janettespeyer@flipboard.social · Mar 01, 2026
Food shocker for today! Strawberries aren’t true berries. Bananas are! #FoodTrivia Why? A true berry develops from one flower with one ovary and usually has seeds inside. •  Bananas grow from a single flower with one ovary. •  Strawberries don’t, each seed is on the outside and is its own tiny fruit, making strawberries an aggregate fruit. Botanically speaking… bananas win the berry title! Botanists, please way in! #botany #foodculture #foodstories #fruit
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Benjamin Simpson @hodomania_simpson@indieauthors.social · Feb 11, 2026
When the Cranet people of Exoplanet 23584 first ground glass and invented telescopes, they looked up and saw the dots were planets. But they also saw millions of these strange white clusters floating between the first and second planet. Later they understood that they were frozen water, similar to Saturn’s Rings, but the perfect distance from the sun to warm and cool into spheres. It must have been winter when they named them Cleocran. Because that translates as Snowmen. #scifi #exoplanet #seed #fruit #nature #photography
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