When I did my iPhone tour of the streets of NYC (Borough of Brooklyn) I found food I never heard of. I bet some is more economical than what I purchase at my local grocery store, and maybe it ships better – when cooked may taste better, it may not have annoying seed that need to be crushed or removed for preparing processed food? If I managed a company making prepared foods, I would search the Globe for foods with these qualities.- Food varieties that I never heard of.
During my NYC walk abouts, two things fascinated me: 1. Found food varieties I have not seen before, and 2. how the food is displayed (almost artistic) by some local vendors.
Today I’ll show you the first one – some unique (to me) foods:
You say – what is unique here. Answer = “Nothing” but that is that is the last non-unique food I will show
Does your food market carry Kucho Muki?
Does you market have such a nice open-air like this? Oh, let’s look a the sinage a little closer?
Does you store sell “Medium Hard Chicken?” – I think that is what the first line sells for $1.89/pound.
Can you get all that this sign is advertising?
I do not often buy Fuyu at Publix in Titusville.
This sign kinda tells you what they are- Parshimony. See by looking around you can often read other’s languages and customs. Well “maybe”???
Not sure I understood the spelling – But here is what I learned from Google: The Fuyu persimmon is an improved variety that benefits from a trifecta of qualities; it lacks a core, seeds, and tannins (tannins equate to an astringent persimmon). Fuyu persimmons have a squat and rounded beefsteak tomato like shape and are capped with an indented leaf on their stem end.
They sure sell squat bumpy carrots.
Is this a: Saba banana is a triploid hybrid (ABB) banana cultivar originating from the Philippines. It is primarily a cooking banana though it can also be eaten raw. It is one of the most important banana varieties in Philippine cuisine. — Again from Google??
Think I have seen these Dragons before – never at Sune’s Grocery on the Island of Drummond.
Now the wine makers love these whereever I go – I think – I only know the end product!
Finally I have at least one banana a day – with these short squatty one I may need two?
On the next posting I want to show you the food display (almost artistic way) that some local vendors use to show off their food.
In the past I have talked to the Photo Club of Pattern, Texture, & Color as qualities of design in a photograph – “What you think?” More next post.
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