Watermelon > Orranges >> Most other fruits >>>> Most everything else.
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Passion fruit.
Always and every ways, except artificial cause that's the worst. Passion fruit juice, mousse, ice cream, yogurt, strained into warm milk, soda, mixed with coconut candy, or just straight out of the fruit with a spoon seeds and all.
Sweet sour tangy beauty with the bonus that if I eat enough of it I pass right out.
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Passion fruit is the bomb. I've got two new vines in the backyard of a new variety called 'Sunshine Special'. It supposedly fruits all year round and loves the hot weather (which is a good thing when you live in Western Australia).
We just had a solid week of 40-42 degrees centigrade and not a single leaf on it was burnt. It also grew about a foot and a half during that time.
38 degrees now and 40 tomorrow. Sigh... when will this end?
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Oh, we get them every year if we're unfortunate. Usually at least one day gets 40 degrees (maybe two?) *during either Dec or Jan. The record was 45C a few years back... 2005? Christmas Day. I think.
It also depends on where you live, since the western suburbs are often a few degrees (up to 5-7) higher than the east/north (closer to coast). I moved out of the western suburbs over a decade back, so it's slightly better for me.
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Banana is god tier fruit, no question about that. Other than bananas I like almost every fruit. Mango, tangerine, pineapple are the ones that come to mind.
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Sorry, not a native speaker, I don't really know the difference between them. Here they are called 'mandarinas' though.
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I think it's down to a very slight difference in their DNA since they come from different trees. My grandma used to grow a tangerine tree, and she would emphasize the difference whilst admitting they taste very similar. Something about skins being thin/thicker? I forget.
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How about clementines and satsumas, are they different too?
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I hit ctrl-F and typed "raspberry" but got nothing.
You people have horrible taste.
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All them berries (except blue and cran, though the juice is ok), especially strawberries, raspberries and mulberries, mangoes, mangosteen, lychees, pomegranate, figs, kiwi, pineapples, melons (most types of melons; canteloupes, musk melons... Etc but not watermelons).
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I enjoy eating cold raw apples ^__^
I slightly dislike apples that aren't cold though.Weird,I know!
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I find non-refrigerated apples less edible than ones that have been chilled, due to the temperature hiding some of the sour bite (makes the fruit seem sweeter).
Cooking them has the effect of bringing out the sugars, although some variants are better than others (and here is where I get lost, since I can't tell all these various names apart).
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You have a good point :)
Thought I think the only form of cooked apples that I'll enjoy is apple pies hahah
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Most pastries that use apple as a main ingredient are supposed to keep the apples crisp yet mellow. Otherwise, it's apple jam (which is also delicious in its own way, but normally shouldn't be in any pastry).
I don't know about main dishes, but chances is if it's been in a pan or pot it's likely the apple will go mushy. If baked, it should technically keep its texture, but you have to be careful about it. I think there's some tips regarding keeping apples crisp under heat, including one that involves sprinkling lime juice on top of them? Not sure.
I don't like raw bananas either (unless they're in cereal with milk), but when they're (over)ripe, they make for great milkshakes.
edit: varieties mean a lot when you're cooking with apples. Some keep their textures and flavours much better than others.
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There's an external site involved that links to the giveaway (non-referral, no link shorteners). If you can't figure it out (it's a very popular site, so you must've heard of it), do tell.
ETA: I'm not using the normal puzzle site used by everyone *else. There's no quiz involved. It's just one code that's the key to a link, and that link gives you the key to the giveaway. The trick is with figuring out what site it is (and possibly being able to decode the jumble into readable text, which should be easy enough).
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Here's the definition you will want to use. If you need more hints, remove one of the two keywords in Google search and try again.
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It's unlisted, so searching the code will not help. Use the definition instead. You just need to know which site you want and then use the key in order to access the page for the link. Quite similar to how you would access a SGifts page in the first place.
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What's your favourite fruit(s)?
For me, it's the cherries. My new habit includes tossing them in a dollop of greek yoghurt after pitting.
Solution to the puzzle is as follows:
This leaves you with
From there, use the hint, "c/p", go to Pastebin and paste the key where link-appropriate in your browser's address bar. Final link should go here, which leads directly to the Spec Ops: The Line giveaway.
I thank those of you who left feedback on the mini-puzzle, and I do apologize to teurmug for being obtuse since I didn't know how else to help without simply leaking the site itself and pointing (with a giant foam finger) to the address bar.
Original puzzle as follows:
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