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07/30/2017

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Leslie

Yeah, an acquired taste for sure. Think maybe you have to grow up with it as part of your diet.

jacki long

Amazing visually.
Might make great stamps?

sisterrrrr

bitter melon
it's no good
it kinda tastes
like peed on wood
take it back
next time you go
and tell that man
NO NO NO NO

carol

Sister!!!!!!!! hahahahahaha good follow up!

karen

lets just say
it's good thing i didnt have a mouth full of coffee whilst reading that post.
just now i see sisters post. you two are c r a z y silly.

Becky Haynes

Oh to be so poetic over a thing of little beauty and even less taste!

Chris

I am dying laughing.

Kathy Pennekamp

Now that's funny right there!!!!!!!!!!!

Claire

Ah, the best lunchtime reading while you are at work is reading like this. Made me laugh!

Melissa S.

Aspiring to replace Dr. Suess?? Very funny!

Vicki in Michigan

Lol.............

Ok, then.

Good to know. They have it at our market, and I've wondered, but now I know.

Carol has bravely ventured there, and I don't need to. Thanks for taking one for the team. In verse, no less. :-)

Pat P

I guess as a last resort, try pickling it.

Lida

Oh my, at least you tried it.
I miss this vegetable. Definitely an acquired taste.
Beef with bitter melon (with black bean) is the way to go with this vegetable! One of my favorites.

Lida

Oh my, at least you tried it.
I miss this vegetable. Definitely an acquired taste.
Beef with bitter melon (with black bean) is the way to go with this vegetable! One of my favorites.

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