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heidih

heidih

12 minutes ago, MokaPot said:

Fruit splurge, lychee. Lots of peeling, lots of refuse (not pictured here). Here's the final product in a container. (I like to eat unimpeded by the peeling process, as with crab.) After all that peeling, IMO, canned lychees are a decent product.

 

 

Oh no no no - you have not experienced the "full lychee" until you sit on the patio with friends, laughing and peeling lychee that have been sitting in a big bowl of ice water. Or on a ferry coming back from Granville and ignoring the people who raise their eyebrows when you lick the juice off your arm (TMI - sorry) But based on your crab statement I get it  - we're all different.

heidih

heidih

11 minutes ago, MokaPot said:

Fruit splurge, lychee. Lots of peeling, lots of refuse (not pictured here). Here's the final product in a container. (I like to eat unimpeded by the peeling process, as with crab.) After all that peeling, IMO, canned lychees are a decent product.

 

 

Oh no no no - you have not experienced the "full lychee" until you sit on the patio with friends, laughing and peeling lychee that have been sitting in a big bowl of ice water. Or on a ferry coming back from Granville and ignoring the people who raise their eyebrows

when you lick the juice off your arm (TMI - sorry) But based on your crab statement I get it  - we're all different.

heidih

heidih

4 minutes ago, MokaPot said:

Fruit splurge, lychee. Lots of peeling, lots of refuse (not pictured here). Here's the final product in a container. (I like to eat unimpeded by the peeling process, as with crab.) After all that peeling, IMO, canned lychees are a decent product.

 

 

Oh no no no - you have not experienced the "full lychee" until you sit on the patio with friends, laughing and peeling lychee that have been sitting in a big bowl of ice water. Or on a ferry coming back from Granville and ignoring the people who raise their eyebrows when when you lick the juice off your arm (TMI - sorry) But based on your crab statement I get it  - we're all different.

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