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sweet v sour

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sweet v sour
my self I prefer anything sour
gooseberry although I am unable to get in the tropics there a UK thing
sour grapes oranges lemons limes grapefruit anything sour I also love rhubarb mostly grown in the wakefield to Leeds area in the UK again not in the tropics
there is no sugar in my home but honey is ok with porridge and treacle with pancakes
do you like sweet or sour
 
do you eat rhubarb without sugar
i always wondered because i love it but it has to be swimming in sugar inorder 4 it to be edible but u say you have no sugar in yur home
me im into fat and salty foods not sugar and sour
 
Never had it without sugar. My Mom would make apple rhubarb pie with a crumble topping that was the shizzle. But sweet.

Does anyone remember sour balls? Charm's sour balls candy that is.

I don't like completely sweet or sour. But I do like sweet and sour.
 
bedbugy said:
sweet v sour
my self I prefer anything sour
gooseberry although I am unable to get in the tropics there a UK thing
sour grapes oranges lemons limes grapefruit anything sour I also love rhubarb mostly grown in the wakefield to Leeds area in the UK again not in the tropics
there is no sugar in my home but honey is ok with porridge and treacle with pancakes
do you like sweet or sour
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Isn't that funny.

I only have a bit of butter on porridge and on pancakes.

I do always have a jug of lemon juice unsweetened in the fridge...but I am also more of a salty versus sweet eater.
 
bedbugy said:
Gooseberry ... sour grapes oranges lemons limes grapefruit ... rhubarb
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I love all of those. We used to grow gooseberries and rhubarb in our garden when I was young. I still eat the slice of lemon, including the skin, when I've finished my drink.
 
I maintain and enjoy a large patch of Victoria rhubarb. I've used it to make wine, jam, pie, juice,. . . it's even good as just a dish of sauce similar to apple sauce.

I'm in compete control of any added sugar.
 
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