So we have a thread about an unusual fruit.

Yesterday, someone sent me these pics of an unusual vegetable.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Apparently it is a Vietnamese pumpkin.

Would be great to plant along your front fence.

 

Can anyone tell me what they taste like?

So we have a thread about an unusual fruit.

Yesterday, someone sent me these pics of an unusual vegetable.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Apparently it is a Vietnamese pumpkin.

Would be great to plant along your front fence.

 

Can anyone tell me what they taste like?

 

Who cares?

 

They look great.

How can you tell when they're ripe…

They look more like melons

Rehabitat surprised they haven't replaced pollywaffle!

Delicious!

Delicious!

 

 

Well done, Wolly.

 

Now you just need to find veggies to finish off the set.

The Viet Kong used them hanging from tall trees on a long vine rope and when enemy soldiers triggered a trip line they swung down and knocked them out cold.Hence the term booby trap.

My wife showed me a pair of these not so long ago. I remember they tasted, well, just like I remembered...

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I have seen seen this pair before, can't remember where, too many to remember!

Rehabitat surprised they haven't replaced pollywaffle!

If I put them down there, they would look like this:

If I put them down there, they would look like this:

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I can feel that from here, great way reduce tadpole production!

The Viet Kong used them hanging from tall trees on a long vine rope and when enemy soldiers triggered a trip line they swung down and knocked them out cold.Hence the term booby trap.

 

ROFLOL! 

I can feel that from here, great way reduce tadpole production!

Agreed. There is a ute up the road from me with a chromed pair. I just want to kick them they look so silly, but I think that would only hurt my foot.

 

Anyhoo, back to the fruit & ***