It occurred to me that maybe they don't look all that mini in the dish so I put one next to a normal-sized nectarine:
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14 comments:
Those peaches look rather pleasant ...
They look so tasty my mouth is watering!
I am anxiously awaiting donut peach season! Now those are especially good when they come from Sicily (the ones from Spain can not compare).
Oh yes very "mini" but I am sure that it tasted just as good... :-)
Never seen the small versions on sale around here! Our fruit seems very late ripening this year, we were gearing up for the cherry harvest this time last year.
Bite-sized peaches - how lovely!
your right they didn't look mini ..till put next to a normal sized fruit :-)
They look delicious Welshcakes,I drool, as I write!
I love fresh peaches and grapes with blue cheese.
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bwyta Iawn ..... yummmm
And they are, Gleds. They are very tasty, Cherie. Hi, Rowena. You mean the tabbacchiere ones? I love those. Hi, Anne. Yes, they taste great. Hi, LindyLouMac. We've got our cherries and I saw the first watermelons yesterday. Hi, Dragonstar. They truly are! Hi, Sally. They are incredibly small. Hi, Trubes. I love grapes with cheese but I don't like blue cheese. Hi, VM. They are lovely. Nice to see you.
I love peaaches those are beautiful.. Last summer I made Peach liquore out of some south carolina peaches, deadly..smiles Thank you so much for the Sweetest Blog Award.. Would have Said Thanks earlier but I have been with out internet. Finally repaired today God Bless....
Hi, GCC. Glad you're back on. Your peach liqueur sounds delicious.
Those peaches look wonderful, very sweet and luscious.
They were, Ellee.
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