A fruit is a fruit is a fruit!
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I was once served a fruit salad with sweetcorn in it. 30 years ago and I still remember it.
By the way, my daughter tried prawns (not a fruit) 10 times before she liked it.0 -
PeachyCarol wrote: »I so wish there was a way to see QI over here. Or... to clarify... that I knew of a way to watch it.
DVD ?
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dramaqueen45 wrote: »My brother-in-law didn't like fish as a child- was refusing to eat fish that his mother made for dinner one night and his dad said- too bad eat it anyway, etc. Well he was allergic to fish and ended up in a coma in the hospital for three days. Sometimes if a kid says he doesn't like something there is a good reason for it- and my father-in-law never made any of his kids eat anything they didn't like ever again.
A friend once told me how her little brother adopted a fish head...carried it everywhere, even took it to bed with him and slept with it under his pillow, he simply wouldn't be parted with it .. after a few days they had to remove it whilst he slept and they left some money instead .. the lesser known fish fairy approach
made me LOL0 -
Can't stop laughing!!!!!0 -
Wow I'm in jail and I don't know why. Question to mods: Shouldn't I have been warned?0
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I've been known to use allergy to describe my intolerance and to be fair the only difference is I get a migraine on top of dangerous allergy like symptoms, throat swelling itchy rash etc. But it's the only way I can describe it and have people understand why I won't eat your lovely jello mold, the hotdogs at the cookout, or have that drink even tho everyone knows I adore strawberry flavored anything.0
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There is something called "Oral Allergy Syndrome", which is based on seasonal allergies and how the body processes the fruit like a pollen.
http://acaai.org/allergies/types/food-allergies/types-food-allergy/oral-allergy-syndrome
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I tell people at restaurants, sometimes, that I'm allergic to all meats. I'm pretty sure that they know I'm lying, but telling them I'm a vegetarian doesn't seem to work at certain places. It saves me the trouble of puking out both ends.0
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happysquidmuffin wrote: »atypicalsmith wrote: »EcxMommyL2015 wrote: »A general rule of thumb is if it has seeds or a pit inside of it, it's a fruit.
Except for strawberries. (I think.)
Slightly off topic but, I've heard a strawberry isn't really a berry. But a banana is. Banana trees aren't trees either; they're the world's largest something or other. And pineapples are also berries - lots of individual berries, fused together. Weird.
I'm trying to wrap my mind around a pickle being a fruit; I just can't see it
Yup, botanically strawberries are not berries, but oranges are!0 -
Former Irish rugby international and all-round legend Brian O'Driscoll on tomatoes...
https://youtu.be/kpLd-Vi8qZA0
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