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Poll Question: Compare them. Which is the better?
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Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Originally posted by Moogtron III Moogtron III wrote:

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Well, the poll has been done before and before and before Smile , but I will answer though: apples are more proggish, with all the different shades and colours. Oranges are just one colour, more like hit parade music so to say.

Oh dear. I really should have checked I just didn't recall a poll like this. Sorry all. 

BTW. Oranges are more than one colour. There are green skinned oranges too.


No problem. It's just that I have a good memory.
Oranges which are green: yes, but never green and orange at the same time.
Apples are the ELP of fruit, oranges the Elvis Presley of fruit.
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(pic chosen for the two-colour skin of the orange on the left, not the red fruit)


Oh, my skin is having two colours as well Embarrassed
How I underestimated oranges. Shocked
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Blood orange. The opposite of same sh*t, new wrapping. And I’ve eaten deliciuos oranges with half green, half orange skin. Does that make them progressive? Maybe this could be the theme of a new poll?
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Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Originally posted by Moogtron III Moogtron III wrote:

Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Originally posted by Moogtron III Moogtron III wrote:

Well, the poll has been done before and before and before Smile , but I will answer though: apples are more proggish, with all the different shades and colours. Oranges are just one colour, more like hit parade music so to say.

Oh dear. I really should have checked I just didn't recall a poll like this. Sorry all. 

BTW. Oranges are more than one colour. There are green skinned oranges too.


No problem. It's just that I have a good memory.
Oranges which are green: yes, but never green and orange at the same time.
Apples are the ELP of fruit, oranges the Elvis Presley of fruit.
Approve

(pic chosen for the two-colour skin of the orange on the left, not the red fruit)
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Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Originally posted by Moogtron III Moogtron III wrote:

Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Originally posted by Moogtron III Moogtron III wrote:

Well, the poll has been done before and before and before Smile , but I will answer though: apples are more proggish, with all the different shades and colours. Oranges are just one colour, more like hit parade music so to say.

Oh dear. I really should have checked I just didn't recall a poll like this. Sorry all. 

BTW. Oranges are more than one colour. There are green skinned oranges too.


No problem. It's just that I have a good memory.
Oranges which are green: yes, but never green and orange at the same time.
Apples are the ELP of fruit, oranges the Elvis Presley of fruit.
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Oops Embarrassed

You win LOL
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Originally posted by Moogtron III Moogtron III wrote:

Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Originally posted by Moogtron III Moogtron III wrote:

Well, the poll has been done before and before and before Smile , but I will answer though: apples are more proggish, with all the different shades and colours. Oranges are just one colour, more like hit parade music so to say.

Oh dear. I really should have checked I just didn't recall a poll like this. Sorry all. 

BTW. Oranges are more than one colour. There are green skinned oranges too.


No problem. It's just that I have a good memory.
Oranges which are green: yes, but never green and orange at the same time.
Apples are the ELP of fruit, oranges the Elvis Presley of fruit.
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Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Originally posted by Moogtron III Moogtron III wrote:

Well, the poll has been done before and before and before Smile , but I will answer though: apples are more proggish, with all the different shades and colours. Oranges are just one colour, more like hit parade music so to say.

Oh dear. I really should have checked I just didn't recall a poll like this. Sorry all. 

BTW. Oranges are more than one colour. There are green skinned oranges too.


No problem. It's just that I have a good memory.
Oranges which are green: yes, but never green and orange at the same time.
Apples are the ELP of fruit, oranges the Elvis Presley of fruit.
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hmm - I wonder if Google had a spike of "orange pie" searches just then LOL
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If you google "orange pie" you’ll find a pornographic anime … but also this one that combines apples and oranges:

http://www.dessert.net.au/apple-orange-pie/

Never tried it, though. It’s probably good.
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Let me know when there is a good orange pie
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Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:


Between you and your wife pretty much everything smells of vomit.LOL

I don't think two items constitutes "everything" LOL. I suspect the cider thing is the result of drinking a quart of Bulmers woodpecker cider (or a couple of bottles of white lightning for the ladies) as a teenager and failing to keep it down - which I guess many of us may have experienced either directly or indirectly.
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Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

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You are one strange cookie.Ermm

I'm pretty sure I would not detect a change in taste and how does your wife cope with these foibles?
You'll never know unless you try the experiment - if you can tell a difference in the taste of different varieties of apple you should be able to detect a change in the flavour of freshly picked apple over one of the same variety that has been stored. I don't have a particularily decerning palate and can easily notice the change. My foibles are what makes me me - like I can't stand pears but love pear cider and perry yet don't like apple cider much (I can drink it but prefer not to) - my wife hates both because (to her) they smell like vomit.

Between you and your wife pretty much everything smells of vomit.LOL

I'll try this apple experiment next year.


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Originally posted by JJLehto JJLehto wrote:

Oranges smell nice and taste good.
Oranges taste fine, and orange juice is a great smell, as is the zest - which only leaves the pith so I guess that's the bit that smells like puke to me, (then maybe I'm just taking the pith).
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You are one strange cookie.Ermm

I'm pretty sure I would not detect a change in taste and how does your wife cope with these foibles?
You'll never know unless you try the experiment - if you can tell a difference in the taste of different varieties of apple you should be able to detect a change in the flavour of freshly picked apple over one of the same variety that has been stored. I don't have a particularily decerning palate and can easily notice the change. My foibles are what makes me me - like I can't stand pears but love pear cider and perry yet don't like apple cider much (I can drink it but prefer not to) - my wife hates both because (to her) they smell like vomit.
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I like oranges more, though I like pretty much all citrus fruit more than oranges.

I didn't vote though because they're even right now.


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Oranges smell nice and taste good.



Oh and I choose Strawberries.
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^Foibles? Do you mean 1. or 2.?

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/foible
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Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

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Oranges smell like vomit - I have banned people from eating them in my office - if they want an orange they can go outside and stand in the freezing cold and the rain and they cannot bring the peel back in with them, that has to be disposed of in the bin outside - some people think I'm joking or just making a symbolic point because I'm a smoker  - it's not, I really cannot stand the smell.

You are quite an interesting fellow. What more shall we learn i wonder.Tongue
Like this you mean:

I only like raw apples that are eaten within a few minutes of being picked - for me the flavour rapidly deteriorates within 20 minutes of being picked - this probably has something to do with ethylene production in the ripening process and oxidation but I'm too lazy to look it up. If you have an apple tree in your garden this is an easy experiment to try - in autumn pick several apples at the same time and eat them at fixed periodic intervals - the taste changes dramatically. One exception to that is Russet apples - which I can only eat if they have been stored for several months until they become soft with wrinkled skins (but before the go bad) - again I suspect that the same "deterioration" process is involved here, but in this one case the outcome is subjectively better. Cooked apples are fine, but that most likely to do with the amount of sugar, butter, cinnamon and other sweet spices I use when cooking them.

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You are one strange cookie.Ermm

I'm pretty sure I would not detect a change in taste and how does your wife cope with these foibles?
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Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

Oranges smell like vomit - I have banned people from eating them in my office - if they want an orange they can go outside and stand in the freezing cold and the rain and they cannot bring the peel back in with them, that has to be disposed of in the bin outside - some people think I'm joking or just making a symbolic point because I'm a smoker  - it's not, I really cannot stand the smell.

You are quite an interesting fellow. What more shall we learn i wonder.Tongue
Like this you mean:

I only like raw apples that are eaten within a few minutes of being picked - for me the flavour rapidly deteriorates within 20 minutes of being picked - this probably has something to do with ethylene production in the ripening process and oxidation but I'm too lazy to look it up. If you have an apple tree in your garden this is an easy experiment to try - in autumn pick several apples at the same time and eat them at fixed periodic intervals - the taste changes dramatically. One exception to that is Russet apples - which I can only eat if they have been stored for several months until they become soft with wrinkled skins (but before the go bad) - again I suspect that the same "deterioration" process is involved here, but in this one case the outcome is subjectively better. Cooked apples are fine, but that most likely to do with the amount of sugar, butter, cinnamon and other sweet spices I use when cooking them.

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They are fruit, They are alike!
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