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I found this item while shopping just the other day. I was intrigued in part because I saw something like this in another blog in the past month or so. Perhaps you remember it too. Do you know what it is?
The first person to correctly identify this edible mystery item and its country of origin will win Food Smarts from SmartsCo and the second winner will receive a packet of Cranberry Jelly Candies from the Oregon coast.
Is it:
A. Beet chip with sesame seeds
B. Dried dragonfruit
C. Micro watermelon
D. Raspberry mustard seed jam
Did it come from:
1. United States
2. Australia
3. Mexico
4. Thailand
Choose the correct answer and country where you think it comes from and post your guess in the comment section be sure to include your email so I can contact you if you win!
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Contest: What the heck is that?
I found this item while shopping just the other day. I was intrigued in part because I saw something like this in another blog in the past month or so. Perhaps you remember it too. Do you know what it is?
The first person to correctly identify this edible mystery item and its country of origin will win Food Smarts from SmartsCo and the second winner will receive a packet of Cranberry Jelly Candies from the Oregon coast.
Is it:
A. Beet chip with sesame seeds
B. Dried dragonfruit
C. Micro watermelon
D. Raspberry mustard seed jam
Did it come from:
1. United States
2. Australia
3. Mexico
4. Thailand
Choose the correct answer and country where you think it comes from and post your guess in the comment section be sure to include your email so I can contact you if you win!
- Carrot Contest
In Portland I found a very special delicacy that I had never before found in the US. I haven't even been able to find a a reliable recipe for it. At least two bloggers have written about their attempts to make it. Needless to say, I bought myself...
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It's dried dragon fruit, also known as Pitaya, Pink Pitaya, Red Pitahaya, Night blooming Cereus, Strawberry Pear, Belle of the Night, and conderella plant. The fresh stuff was recently blogged about by Nicky at Delicious Days. Though common to Mexico...
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