Geek looks innocent enough, I'm sure he could get a couple of bushels thru customs without any problem.I can only wonder what you would do with it if you got your hands on some.
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I can only wonder what you would do with it if you got your hands on some.
Cannot wait to see what you come up with
I think Goya may sell cans of guanábana concentrate?
Geek looks innocent enough, I'm sure he could get a couple of bushels thru customs without any problem.
If not, please send pictures back.
I think customs allows frozen fruit without seeds?
For the last few years I decided not to bring anything to the states. Better be safe than sorry
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Cannot wait to see what you come up with
I think Goya may sell cans of guanábana concentrate?
@BigDaveK. I know you like fresh, raw ingredients, but where else is this opportunity going to come from?
Interesting! In Canada we use a fork and a knife.
This is why it is always so interesting to travel to foreign lands to see how the local culture has developed.
Very small assortment of Goya products in local stores. But there are Latin American grocery stores in the big city...hmmm.....
Interesting! In Canada we use a fork and a knife.
This is why it is always so interesting to travel to foreign lands to see how the local culture has developed.
Ahhh the spoon was there for something else
Same here, fork and knife.
There ya go, May not taste the same most likely due to preservatives and who knows what else they add, but close enough maybe.
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