I love them so probably their are not good for you. Nothing that tastes as good and sweet can be.
norfolkbroadslim
4 Nov 15#9
6 hours and 45 minutes in and no sweet, yummy, juicy, fruity, sharon jokes. Well done all, this is a step in the right direction. This is much more appropriate and mature behaviour. I'm proud of you guys! <3
Johnny Bravo
5 Nov 15#11
Persimmon cake is very nice too if you look them up on the internet there is lots of nice receipes I will be making one.
higirl
5 Nov 15#12
thank you so much for sharing
sofiasar
5 Nov 15#13
Do you eat the skin,,
potatokid
5 Nov 15#14
yes the whole thing just remove the green stalk like you get on a tomato or strawberry, if there is dark patches or spotty bits inside thats normal.
belvaz
5 Nov 151#15
You go to Essex and find one and then share a hairdresser.
compadre
5 Nov 151#16
Just be cautious, years ago -before they were called Sharon fruit- they were delicious, but,big BUT, the skin was inedible, can only call it highly tannic. Probably bred out of it now.
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What do you do with Sharon fruit? Is it nice?
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I love them so probably their are not good for you. Nothing that tastes as good and sweet can be.