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Purple
Confession



20091006


Wow I just chanced upon an incredible kind of grapes!

No, it's not the usual red or green kind of grapes. Instead, it looks something like giant blueberries, with a dark blue hue. The grapes have thick fleshy meat. Chewing the grapes seem like chewing gummies. It's that thick! It's taste is very interesting too, maybe abit like champage?

The most incredible thing is the skin can be removed with ease. Just a little squeeze and the skin gets detached fom the fleshy meat immediately.

Not that I am advertising this grape, but it's really incredible! I wonder whether is it GMF. By the way, its called campbell early grapes from Korea. Go try them!!

Feathers

11:03 PM