Googly nubs
Just a quickie … too much work, too many deadlines. So it’s over to you, dear visitor.
Item 1
Imported corn from the USA

Item 2
Local corn from Jamaica

Discuss.
Just a quickie … too much work, too many deadlines. So it’s over to you, dear visitor.
Item 1
Imported corn from the USA

Item 2
Local corn from Jamaica

Discuss.
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From the hills of New Guinea to the halls of the Sorbonne,
From the beaches of Bassam to the fields of Friesland,
From the catacombs of Rome to the Blue Mountains of Jamaica.
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May 25th, 2006 at 3:05 pm
Da ugly one taste better though.
May 25th, 2006 at 3:55 pm
Coupla things come to mind:
(1) boy - the indiscipline extend even into de fruits of the land.
(2) plumpier, more friendly and laid back kinda fruit
(3) our’n more real; their’n mostly artificial hormones n’ stuff
(4) mebbe the local one isn’t finished growing?
*scratches chin*
May 25th, 2006 at 4:09 pm
“now she mekkin’ it look like we doan ‘ave corn wah look like the imported one
is tru we no fool fool and dash weh good good food.”
TRANSLATION:
Basically I’m sayin’ that that particular local corn must be the most irregular one to be found. We got nice corn with the grains all laid out in a straight line too. That being said, it’s still perfectly good corn, when it gets in the stomach it doesn’t matter the order they were in on the pod … know what I mean?
May 25th, 2006 at 4:58 pm
RI - who says the local one is uglier? It has better colour and fatter, juicier nubs (niblets?)
Fyr - (1) great comment; (2) & (3) agree; (4) it was ripe and ready to eat.
Vishnik - it’s interesting that you assume the comparison is a bad reflection of the local, Jamaican corn. If anything, my view was the contrary - that the local corn was more attractive because it was more natural (natural colour, tones and irregularities) and the imported corn was an insipid and artificial attempt at improvement. By the way, I had to bring up the colour and contrast of the imported corn in Photoshop in order to make the comparison fairer.
As you say, the straight, identical nubs may look better (although I don’t think so), but they may not taste better (they didn’t).
May 25th, 2006 at 9:30 pm
Must have corn… must… have… corn…
must…
May 30th, 2006 at 2:57 am
The imported one looks so…. regimented. It’s like it’s been chivvied into submission and it’s one aim in life is to be as bland and conformist as possible. Sad.