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Posted By SenorCoconut 1 year, 7 months ago in StyleCantaloupe contains the compound adenosine, which is used in patients with heart disease as a blood-thinning agent, and also as a relief from angina.
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alseo1 year, 7 months ago
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Also, did anyone see this? Cantaloupe recall: http://news.propeller.com/story/2008/03/23/cant...
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canadianrancher571 year, 7 months ago
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Couldn't get the story to come up but cantaloupre is one of those things that I hated along with alot of other things when I was a kid. I wonder if one can eat to much ot some of these things because the wife and I have no problem getting rid of one. I used to think that anything healthy tasted terrible but I was wrong.
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chevydog1 year, 7 months ago
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Just curious. Some years ago I accidentally smuggled some fruit across the border at Sarnia--forgot that it was in the cooler. Think that it was supposed to be quarantined. I wondered for a few weeks whether border agents were going to come and cart me off.
How easy are CA 'lopes to get across the border? Do Canada authorities have agreements with the growers? Or aren't they worried about non-domestic pests on these particular fruits?
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canadianrancher571 year, 7 months ago
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I think that when the grocery stores import fruit and vegetables it is done through an import agency and the food is all inspected when loaded on the trucks and the trucks are sealed. I don't think that I am allowed to take fruit or veggies down or bring them back, I know with meat I couldn't take a package of hamburger down if I just go for a camping trip. One thing I must say is that I'm glad that we have a fairly good trade relationship with your country, it makes the selection of food excellant all year round, imagine strawberries in January who would have tought it.
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nostalgia1 year, 7 months ago
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LOL Cowboygrandpa
You sound like my husband! I banished ice cream from the house and all he does is complain that there is no ice cream to put on his canataloupe
On a really hot day try putting canataloupe in a blender with some ice - makes a great slushie
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lvrofwolves1 year, 7 months ago
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Cantaloupe is one of the foods I wished I liked. For some strange reason I like the smell of it, but cannot stand to eat it. It's weird, I know. For the people I love and know they love cantaloupe, I buy one, cut it up into bite sized chunks, chill it and give it away, they always seem to really appreciate that.
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BigBadJohn6661 year, 7 months ago
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Cantaloupe is one of the foods I wished I liked. For some strange reason I like the smell of it, but cannot stand to eat it. It's weird, I know.
Maybe you never had a good one. Some are bad and if you get a bad one, they are really bad. They might taste like a cucumber.
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lvrofwolves1 year, 7 months ago
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I know what you mean,that's normal with many fruits and veggies, like I wouldn't even buy a tomato at the grocery, but can't get enough from my garden. I've had them from the grocery, from a garden etc, tried from a few different states, I just don't like them, not that I haven't tried through many years.
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normallysilent1 year, 7 months ago
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Make melon balls and freeze some of the extra from the garden. In a good year I will have a pickup truck load at least from a couple dozen plants. They keep rather well. I don't let them thaw all the way though. Eat them when they are still partially frozen.
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