Apricots!!!!!!!!!!

[chrisgr31]

Ok I bought some Apricots in Asda at lunchtime. From the outside they look like Apricots, and some have a slightly furry skin. However the stones vary. Some of the stones are like plum stones (ie dark and smooth) and some are like peach stones (ie lighter and pitted)

I awalys thought Apricots had dark smooth stones, so if they aren;t Apricots what are they!

[bmwdrivernigel]

anonymous said:

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The smooth ones are greyhounds!! they rub together as they run.

[vixpy1]

bmwdrivernigel said:

anonymous said: [redacted] The smooth ones are greyhounds!! they rub together as they run.

Does that sound like.. Clogs on the stairs?

[chrisgr31]

I just knew I would struggle for sensible answers!

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bmwdrivernigel said:

anonymous said: [redacted] The smooth ones are greyhounds!! they rub together as they run.

This is true

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[bmwdrivernigel]

vixpy1 said:

bmwdrivernigel said: anonymous said: [redacted] The smooth ones are greyhounds!! they rub together as they run. Does that sound like.. Clogs on the stairs?

Thats why the Bulldogs are pitted!!!

[vixpy1]

Or does it sound like horses hooves ..

clippity clop.. clippity clop..

[Raify]

Probably just different varieties. Most stone fruit varieties are a result of cross breeding, producing slightly different characteristics (ie smooth / furry skin on Nectarines / Peaches).

If it tasted like an Apricot, it probably was.

[/Man from Del Monte]