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2 hours ago, Shelby said:I'd say they are about 7-8 inches long on average.
But it is the unique "terroir" of the Hatch Valley in New Mexico that is the unique/special flavor - they say. Not sure how long that can hold with significant ongoing climate change.
31 minutes ago, Shelby said:I'd say they are about 7-8 inches long on average.
But it is the unique "terroir" of the Natch Valley in New Mexico that is the unique/special flavor - they say. Not sure how long that can hold with significant ongoing climate change.
