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SummerRose said:I'm in a real good mood this morning.
I'll keep my comments to myself....![]()
debbiexxx said:
SummerRose is sinfully berrylicious!
Sounds so scrumptiously delicious
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SummerRose said:
Yeah, I'm pretty tasty when I want to be.
Good to see you sweet Debbie![]()
debbiexxx said:SummerRose is sinfully berrylicious!
Sounds so scrumptiously delicious
A question from Weird Harold? I question myself. Why? How? But must answer thus," Vitamin C content of the wild rose hip is higher than any other common fruit or vegetable. A cup of rose hip pulp provides more vitamin C than 40 fresh oranges! Rose hip syrup is produced commercially using farmed "wild" roses. Hips harvested in the summer, when vitamin C content is at its highest, can be made into syrup by mincing, stewing and then (VERY IMPORTANTLY!) straining them through a jellybag, to remove the highly irritant seeds and fibres. The final stage involves boiling with sugar and reducing to a syrup. "Weird Harold said:
I've heard that rose hips are a good sourrce of something-or-other that's good for you. I don't remember if you get the good stuff by just licking, or if you have to eat them.
Any suggestions on how to verify this?
debbiexxx said:Hips harvested in the summer, when vitamin C content is at its highest, can be made into syrup by mincing, stewing ...
Weird Harold said:
I kind of think that SummerRose would hurt me if i tried to mince and stew her hips. I'd rather try to get the vitimin C by licking them instead. Would that work?
Weird Harold said:
I kind of think that SummerRose would hurt me if i tried to mince and stew her hips. I'd rather try to get the vitimin C by licking them instead. Would that work?