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	<title>Comments on: Meat &amp; vegetables</title>
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		<title>By: petradish</title>
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		<description>i&#039;m so glad that you mentioned that it&#039;s time for chino&#039;s french strawberries! i&#039;ve been meaning to get my mits on some after reading alice water&#039;s book on fruit. i love the small varieties (addicted to an english jam by tiptree made from tiny &quot;little scarlet&quot; strawberries) &amp; even trying to grow some in pots (mignonette alpine). we&#039;ll definitely try to get down there soon to try them.&lt;BR/&gt;&lt;BR/&gt;enjoy the flower fields. in the past i&#039;ve found some pretty great regular sized strawberries from a stand near the entrance/parking.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>i&#8217;m so glad that you mentioned that it&#8217;s time for chino&#8217;s french strawberries! i&#8217;ve been meaning to get my mits on some after reading alice water&#8217;s book on fruit. i love the small varieties (addicted to an english jam by tiptree made from tiny &#8220;little scarlet&#8221; strawberries) &#038; even trying to grow some in pots (mignonette alpine). we&#8217;ll definitely try to get down there soon to try them.</p>
<p>enjoy the flower fields. in the past i&#8217;ve found some pretty great regular sized strawberries from a stand near the entrance/parking.</p>
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