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Discussion started by Aichlo on 2013-03-17
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Viovio2 · 2013-08-07 · Message 161 of 347
Resist the temptation to pick them—the thorns are vicious!
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Trostang · 2013-08-07 · Message 162 of 347
We buy them peeled...
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Dd44 · 2013-08-08 · Message 163 of 347
In the fall, we bought some arbutus berries from kids selling them on the roadside on the way out of Marrakech. A bit bland!
I don’t have any photos! Too bad!
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Dorothy17 · 2013-08-12 · Message 164 of 347
In the fall, we bought some arbutus berries from kids selling them on the roadside on the way out of Marrakech. A bit bland!
I don’t have any photos! Too bad!
We should really enjoy it, both literally and figuratively!
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Danilo69 · 2013-08-13 · Message 165 of 347
In June we saw pomegranates still green on the trees; by autumn they’ll have ripened.
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Flo450 · 2013-08-17 · Message 166 of 347
And the grapes, and the melon... and maybe the start of the oranges...
Nowadays, we get all kinds of fruit all year round, and some come from Morocco...
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Dorothy17 · 2013-08-19 · Message 167 of 347
Well, tell me all about it! We're already loving it!
Five fruits and vegetables a day shouldn't be too hard!
Thanks!
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Danilo69 · 2013-08-24 · Message 168 of 347
And the markets are a real feast for the eyes—mountains of fruits and vegetables, bunches of carrots, colors, and the... scents of spices... Perfect opportunities to bring back some amazing photos....
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Milo53 · 2013-08-31 · Message 169 of 347
Last autumn, we bought some arbutus berries from kids selling them by the roadside on the way out of Marrakech. A bit bland!
I don’t have any photos! Too bad!
When they’re ripe, they’re sweeter!
And they’re sold in little hand-woven baskets!
I really like them!
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Danilo69 · 2013-09-02 · Message 170 of 347
Can't wait for the next trip!
But when????
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Gwenbis · 2013-09-04 · Message 171 of 347
I got the chance to try them—they taste like Tagada strawberries but are less sweet!
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Milorde · 2013-09-07 · Message 172 of 347
We didn’t see anything even remotely resembling "tagada" strawberries. Oh well, too bad for us!
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Trostang · 2013-09-08 · Message 173 of 347
It's simply a matter of season—come autumn, you don’t even need to look; kids offer them along the roads.
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Dorothy17 · 2013-09-13 · Message 174 of 347
I think we're going to make so many discoveries, and it's just amazing—simply amazing.
Thanks for preparing us like this. We'll spend less time missing those little things that might have slipped by us otherwise.
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Gwenbis · 2013-09-16 · Message 175 of 347
That's the whole point of travel forums!
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Dorothy17 · 2013-09-18 · Message 176 of 347
We left on September 28th.
Back in France, it's already autumn, so we're really happy to be flying off to Morocco!
We love this road-trip plan with a rental car!
A big thank you for all your great tips!
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Flo450 · 2013-09-20 · Message 177 of 347
For our part, we're leaving on 10/21—it's coming up soon.
Have a great trip, and see you very soon to swap our discoveries!
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Viovio2 · 2014-12-09 · Message 178 of 347
This year, we tried pomegranate juice, served for dessert with little Moroccan pastries—it was super good and such a nice change from the usual cinnamon oranges!
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Soju · 2014-12-10 · Message 179 of 347
It's an excellent drink—enjoy it without moderation!
In Bangkok’s Chinatown, many street vendors sell it. It’s delicious!
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Trostang · 2014-12-15 · Message 180 of 347
Here’s how to make pomegranate juice...
You’re right—it’s delicious!
