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18 hours ago, Thanks for the Crepes said:
Do you like the dried ones, which are the only ones I have had? To me, they are good, but sweet as candy. I would love to eat a fresh one, even if just once. I thought mine were just dried, and I didn't know about the candying. I think @Smithybought some preserved ones recently, and likes them a lot.
Yes, they are very edible! The drying seems to concentrate the taste.
7 minutes ago, Thanks for the Crepes said:
Do you like the dried ones, which are the only ones I have had? To me, they are good, but sweet as candy. I would love to eat a fresh one, even if just once. I thought mine were just dried, and I didn't know about the candying. I think @Smithybought some preserved ones recently, and likes them a lot.
Yes, they are very edible! Te drying seems to concentrate the taste.
7 minutes ago, Thanks for the Crepes said:
Do you like the dried ones, which are the only ones I have had? To me, they are good, but sweet as candy. I would love to eat a fresh one, even if just once. I thought mine were just dried, and I didn't know about the candying. I think @Smithybought some preserved ones recently, and likes them a lot.
Yes, they are very edible!
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