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On Behalf Of PhotoRoy6@xxxxxxx In a message dated 10/13/2007 6:52:52
P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, christopher.strevens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
I did
not realize that ‘corn’ was different from ‘wheat’. I
had heard of ‘pumpkins’ but I thought it was another name for ‘melon’.
I have not seen either in the flesh. I saw corn growing in surrey once but did
not know it was called ‘corn’ there is a big seed stalk growing out
of the side of the tree grass stalk. I actually bought one but found it
inedible, I believe you cook them and by throwing the seeds into hot fat you
get ‘corn flakes’ or ‘puff corn’ I’ve also heard
of ‘corn on the cob’ but I’ve yet to find how to eat it.
Wheat is big grass, we do have pampas grass growing next door but it has not
spread. Melons
do not grow here but cucumbers do, they are sort of similar. You cut
up pumpkins after extracting the soft bits inside (do you eat the seeds?) and
make lanterns for the New World festival involving “trick or treat”
which goes down as vandalism here. Is that right? Chris. See
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