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Mini Bananas
Hey Guys! I was at the supermarket today and saw these! I just had to get them. Like in another thread, they are miniature. These are not like the Chiquita Mini's though. They are red. (more red than what you can see in the pictures.) I was thinking maybe Jamaican/Red or Dwarf Jamaican/Red. But I don't honestly know. What kind would these be? The label reads : Reds Turbana Colombia  THANKS IN ADVANCE! My dog, Lucky. Compared to an Apple for size. Lucky again! Close-up (trying to get the label, but that didn't work) Last edited by Taylor : 12-29-2006 at 08:11 PM. Reason: I misspelled Colombia! |
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Re: Mini Bananas
Dwarf Red, Jamaican Red, Cuban Red, Indio, Macaboo, Colorado, Johnson and probly a handful of other names, same thing.
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12-29-2006, 08:17 PM
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Re: Mini Bananas
Any chance of seeing what the flesh looks like? Cute little bananas.
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12-29-2006, 08:32 PM
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Re: Mini Bananas
Sorry that they're blurry. It's a very old camera! The meat is light pink in the center, and the flesh is thin.  |
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