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Ruby123 said:
Ok, everyone has been talking about pumpkins whilst I was :sleep::sleep::sleep::sleep:
Pumpkins grow everywhere here. Most who grow their own veggies (which is alot of people here) will have pumpkins in their yards. Even if you have grown pumpkins in the past, they will still be growing as they reseed and then you get all these little pumpkins everywhere.

Yes @GaryA, I have tasted pumpkin pie. A long time ago my sister and I went to Canada/America where alot of my family still remain and my cousins took us out to dinner somewhere. They were all excited for dessert which included pumpkin pie. My sister and I tasted it and well I thought it was :sick::sick::sick::sick::LOL: I didn't see it warranted such excitement (please dont red x me or (n):LOL:)

I dont really know what they do with pumpkins here. Pumpkin soup, baby food, used for veggies, quiches etc etc but definitely not pumpkin pie. We don't carve them either :giggle:
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My wife loves pumpkin pie but I merely tolerate it. Have to have a lot of Cool Whip on top to make it palatable. Had some pumpkin muffins once. Not too bad though.
 
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JohnDB said:
Pumpkin spice coffee could very well be the mark of the beast....
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a few years ago, i stumbled across a large bag of pumpkin spice coffee, got it, then drank it all myself ( no one else in my house likes pumpkin spice coffee).
so, after weeks of that, when i used it all and went back to regular flavored coffee that was a truly bad experience as regular coffee tasted awful after all the sweet......
 
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gb9 said:
a few years ago, i stumbled across a large bag of pumpkin spice coffee, got it, then drank it all myself ( no one else in my house likes pumpkin spice coffee).
so, after weeks of that, when i used it all and went back to regular flavored coffee that was a truly bad experience as regular coffee tasted awful after all the sweet......
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bitter coffe like bitter bead in the desert so will can stay away from decafe = idols
 
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i don't won't to ruin the humor but hears a ref: Bitter herbs symbolized the bitterness of slavery in Egypt (Exodus 12:8). Or if u like the bondage of sin.
 
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You know, I'm trying to unwind so I can go to :sleep::sleep::sleep:

but ya'll are making me hungry and now as my tummy growls all night my dreams will be full of round foods :LOL: (pizzas, pumpkins, brussel sprouts)
 
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So I've been thinking, what do we do with all our pumpkins here?

Answer - I still don't know :LOL:

So I baked those who like pumpkin pie one


I guess our equivalent would be pavlova (which if tastes eggy is :sick::sick:)

 
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Wow! Pumpking and squash are pretty bland on their own, it is the pumpking pie spices that bring them up to what we expect out taste buds to experience.
I've baked pie pumpkins before, like a squash.
They have been raised for animal feed as well.
Thanks Ruby, the pie was perfect!
 
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