Sexy Fruit

Sexiest Fruit

  • Persimmon

    Votes: 2 9.5%
  • Custard Apple

    Votes: 1 4.8%
  • Banana

    Votes: 4 19.0%
  • Papaya

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Mango

    Votes: 5 23.8%
  • Cherry

    Votes: 1 4.8%
  • Orange

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Peach

    Votes: 4 19.0%
  • Fig

    Votes: 1 4.8%
  • You didn't list my favorite

    Votes: 6 28.6%

  • Total voters
    21

NoJo

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No, really: When I'm horny, I go straight for the fruit basket.

I've just had a persimmon that was perfect, really, really ripe.. I just sucked the whole thing into my mouth.

Vote here, fruit-eaters...
 
I tend to enjoy a good ripe freestone peach but only cos ya didn't list my real favortie :D
 
destinie21 said:
I tend to enjoy a good ripe freestone peach but only cos ya didn't list my real favortie :D

Strange, my real favorite isn't onthere eith.

-Colly
 
Oh dear, dear!

Problem here Joe, my fav's not there either, I love a nice firm pair, umm ... I mean pear.

I must admit to a liking for fruit myself, such fun to play with as well sometimes, depending on shape and thickness.
 
Mango - its aroma, texture, taste. It's wet and sloppy and has threads, like hair, that get stuck in your teeth but are worth it. I eat them to the bone and then suck on it wanting more. Sometimes I drip lime juice and a bit of chili powder on it. Ive yet to find anything that tastes like a mango, nada.

Perdita
 
well damn where can I get a mango in new york at the tail end of winter?
 
lucky-E-leven said:
What the heck is persimmon?

~lucky

A persimmon is a small fruit that tastes horrible when not ripe. Once it ripens it is kinda pulpy and tastes very sweet. incidentally, if you cut the seeds open the little bit on the inside looks like a knife, fork or spoon :)

-Colly
 
Colleen Thomas said:
A persimmon is a small fruit that tastes horrible when not ripe. Once it ripens it is kinda pulpy and tastes very sweet. incidentally, if you cut the seeds open the little bit on the inside looks like a knife, fork or spoon :)

-Colly

Thanks! Bonus fruit, then. Or maybe not so much...my fruit wasn't listed either. :(

~lucky
 
Mango, mmmm.

Nothing beats the sweet juice of a properly ripe mango when my wife is using it to tease me-

Oh, that's her I'm reacting to!
:devil:

Sailor
 
Grapes, dammit. A classic erotic attribute.
A slice of watermelon can be really fun.

#L
 
There's no fruit sexier than thinly sliced mangoes. I think I mentioned that once or twice before. :devil:
 
I'm not really a fruit eater, if I had to choose I would pick banana, but, I only like them one of two ways. Either I cut it up into a bowl and pour milk and sugar over it, or, my most favorite way is a chocolate covered frozen banana. Mmmm, I make them in the summer quite often.



Wicked:kiss:
 
Lime said:
'Dita, I thought that was our secret! Lime - who also likes mangos.
Aw, it's hard to keep a secret 'bout a mango and her lime.

drippingly, Perdita :kiss:
 
perdita said:
Mango - its aroma, texture, taste. It's wet and sloppy and has threads, like hair, that get stuck in your teeth but are worth it. I eat them to the bone and then suck on it wanting more. Sometimes I drip lime juice and a bit of chili powder on it. Ive yet to find anything that tastes like a mango, nada.

Perdita

There are dozens and dozens of types of mangos. I like the hairless varieties. Yours are certainly pretty, though.
 
shereads said:
There are dozens and dozens of types of mangos. I like the hairless varieties. Yours are certainly pretty, though.
ella, I'm a mango racist, only Mexicans for me. P.
 
We have an entire festival devoted to mangos here. Mangophiles come from all over to sample new mango varieties and hear mango growers lecture on mango culture. Primarily, most people come to find out what the f**k to do with their extra mangos. To own a mature mango tree is a blessing and a curse. By the end of the season, my neighbors can't give the damn things away. They splatter when they hit the ground, and lie rotting in the late-summer heat, attracting bees and stinging yellow-jackets.

Such people flock to the mango festival to get new mango recipes.

The simplest, and the only one us non-cooks are willing to try, is this: peel and dice a ripe mango and put the bits into a zip-lock freezer bag. Freeze.

Frozen raw, ripe mango makes milkshakes, fruit salsa, and a topping for ice cream or angel food cake, just as delicious as when the fruit was fresh. And it's bee-free.

Caution: Peel those mangos! The skin of a mango causes an allergic reaction in some people, so don't rub your eyes after handling it. And for god's sake, don't eat it! It's tempting, like a beautiful apple. But the outer skin of a fresh mango contains an irritant like the one in poison ivy.

Never eat a mango until it is naked. No matter how it may plead.
 
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