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July 07/30/19, 07:09:26 PM Reply #30

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Re: sweet corn
but all said and done I do see why you were too!!!!  well done!!!!   :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :happy1: :happy1:
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July 07/30/19, 07:12:41 PM Reply #31

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Re: sweet corn
I go to another one. Her corn is chewy.   :rotflmao:
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July 07/30/19, 07:15:22 PM Reply #32

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Quote from: Rebel SS on July 07/30/19, 07:12:41 PM
I go to another one. Her corn is chewy.   :rotflmao:

that is too old for corn for sure... sweeter the better!!! :happy1: :happy1:
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July 07/30/19, 07:19:23 PM Reply #33

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Re: sweet corn
 I don't think their corn is the "True" candy corn, like I mentioned earlier. Had it a couple times from there; not impressed. There's one truck that always parks by Walmart, and gets there early in the am...the corn is still cool and damp. That's when ya buy it...not after a day in the sun.
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July 07/30/19, 07:35:19 PM Reply #34

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Re: sweet corn
I know where sweet corn is planted, it's a help yourself field!! :sleazy: :happy1: :rotflmao:
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July 07/30/19, 08:07:04 PM Reply #35

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Quote from: glenn57 on July 07/30/19, 07:35:19 PM
I know where sweet corn is planted, it's a help yourself field!! :sleazy: :happy1: :rotflmao:

now you are like Lee????!!!!!! :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :happy1: :happy1:
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July 07/30/19, 08:18:11 PM Reply #36

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Re: sweet corn
Quote from: glenn57 on July 07/30/19, 07:35:19 PM
I know where sweet corn is planted, it's a help yourself field!! :sleazy: :happy1: :rotflmao:

Does Dotch have a stash growing somewhere that we should know about?
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July 07/30/19, 08:22:01 PM Reply #37

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Re: sweet corn
Quote from: LPS on July 07/30/19, 08:18:11 PM
Quote from: glenn57 on July 07/30/19, 07:35:19 PM
I know where sweet corn is planted, it's a help yourself field!! :sleazy: :happy1: :rotflmao:

Does Dotch have a stash growing somewhere that we should know about?
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July 07/30/19, 08:26:40 PM Reply #38

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Ok Glenn let the cat out of the bag.  We now know it is Dotch that has a secret field growing.  SO exactly where is all we need to squeeze out of Glenn.  He'll cave in and tell us. 
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July 07/30/19, 08:30:24 PM Reply #39

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Re: sweet corn
We'll get it outta him, and make him share, or it's curtains!!!!  :evil:
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July 07/31/19, 10:51:00 AM Reply #40

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Re: sweet corn
Got my candy cawn today! Goin' for $7 a dozen here. I got 4 nice ears for $2.  :smiley: The kid said they sell most of theirs to a big corn place up north....I forgot the name of it. He said the corn was really doing good this year. Nice Kid. I like farm folk. Dressed in T shirt and jeans, short hair, and sitting on back of truck with NO IPHONE. Friendly. My kinda people.  :happy1:

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July 07/31/19, 07:57:15 PM Reply #41

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Re: sweet corn
I'm gonna get me some too...   
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August 08/03/19, 01:15:09 PM Reply #42

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Re: sweet corn
On my errand list was getting sweet corn from the neighbor/customer/sheep shearer. Got there shortly after it was picked this a.m. and promptly put it in the fridge. $5 a dozen. It's Round Up Ready sweet corn so you have to be careful if you pee in the yard!  :azn:



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August 08/03/19, 01:25:51 PM Reply #43

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Re: sweet corn
Looks good. I bought 4 ears from a guy who had a stand in New Richland yesterday and it was good. He had some nice tomatoes too so I bought a couple from him.
Also bought half a bucket of cukes from Ed's produce on the way home. The warden made em into refrigerator pickles. YUM!
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August 08/03/19, 01:33:14 PM Reply #44

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Re: sweet corn
Is Ed's the place east of the landfill SE of town? I got's a hankerin' fer some fresh cukes one of these days... :happy1:

I see they're sampling the neighbor's pea field pretty intensely. They told me to go get some when they're harvesting if I want. Did that once and that was enough. By the time I got all the dirt out of them it was a lot of work. Much easier to buy them on sale in the store!  :bonk:
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August 08/03/19, 01:41:00 PM Reply #45

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Re: sweet corn
Yup that's the place. Great cukes, little rough on the atmosphere.
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August 08/03/19, 01:51:24 PM Reply #46

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Yup, he used to have one of the damndest thistle patches I've ever seen!  :rotflmao:
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August 08/03/19, 02:13:36 PM Reply #47

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Re: sweet corn
Cukes are great though. He picked them while we waited. Can't get any fresher than that.
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August 08/03/19, 02:29:45 PM Reply #48

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Re: sweet corn
I gots to eat it the day I get it...feel puttin' it in da fridge makes it lose something, like folks that put fresh 'maters in the 'fridge... :doah:
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August 08/03/19, 03:21:27 PM Reply #49

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Re: sweet corn
Dat's what was so frustrating about the spring we had. Too wet to put anything in the ground every time I had a spare minute to work it up &/or plant it. I prefer fresh out of my own garden and we should have 'maters & string beans. No squash, cukes or melons tho. :sad: Bob's sweet corn is good but your best bet is to get it in the morning when it's picked rather than after it sits out all day. I miss not having our own sweet corn patch with several varieties & planting dates. As Art said, doesn't get much fresher than that. Maters in the fridge? Dat's sacrilege!  :rolleyes:
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August 08/03/19, 03:26:36 PM Reply #50

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Re: sweet corn
I always told my Mom that. She said I was fulla  s__t.  :rolleyes:
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August 08/03/19, 03:40:46 PM Reply #51

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Yup. When I have some left over after a meal I will put the slices in the fridge. However, the only way I can tolerate them the next day is with copious amounts of COTTAGE CHEESE!!!!  :rotflmao:
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August 08/03/19, 03:44:40 PM Reply #52

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Yes! That is a standard requirement. Or chunked up in a lettuce salad.  :smiley:.
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August 08/03/19, 04:04:29 PM Reply #53

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Re: sweet corn
I noticed when I was at Walfart getting some more bacon'n cheddar brat patties (Got the last two!) that they were bringing out big boxes of sweet corn, and it was labeled from some farm in St Cloud, MN..... :shocked:
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August 08/03/19, 05:31:15 PM Reply #54

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Re: sweet corn
My wife just got a dozen from Coburns in Big Lake.  They get it from a farm near Foley.   19 Cents an ear or $2.28 a dozen.  It looks great. 
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August 08/03/19, 05:40:23 PM Reply #55

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Re: sweet corn
Our local sweet corn farmer just started selling it this week.  I haven't had any yet but hope to soon.
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August 08/03/19, 05:46:17 PM Reply #56

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Re: sweet corn
Quote from: deadeye on August 08/03/19, 05:31:15 PM
My wife just got a dozen from Coburns in Big Lake.  They get it from a farm near Foley.   19 Cents an ear or $2.28 a dozen.  It looks great.

And it's $7 dozen here!!!!!!  Need to earn union wages to buy it!! :doah:
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August 08/03/19, 07:31:27 PM Reply #57

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Re: sweet corn
Quote from: Rebel SS on August 08/03/19, 05:46:17 PM
Quote from: deadeye on August 08/03/19, 05:31:15 PM
My wife just got a dozen from Coburns in Big Lake.  They get it from a farm near Foley.   19 Cents an ear or $2.28 a dozen.  It looks great.

And it's $7 dozen here!!!!!!  Need to earn union wages to buy it!! :doah:
:mooning: :mooning: I'm getting some next weekend. # bucks a dozen, peaches and cream. :mooning: take that sucka! :rotflmao:
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August 08/03/19, 07:33:06 PM Reply #58

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Re: sweet corn
Quote from: glenn57 on August 08/03/19, 07:31:27 PM
Quote from: Rebel SS on August 08/03/19, 05:46:17 PM
Quote from: deadeye on August 08/03/19, 05:31:15 PM
My wife just got a dozen from Coburns in Big Lake.  They get it from a farm near Foley.   19 Cents an ear or $2.28 a dozen.  It looks great.

And it's $7 dozen here!!!!!!  Need to earn union wages to buy it!! :doah:
:mooning: :mooning: I'm getting some next weekend. # bucks a dozen, peaches and cream. :mooning: take that sucka! :rotflmao:


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August 08/03/19, 07:36:58 PM Reply #59

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 :confused: :rotflmao: yep. 2 $$$$$$$ a dozen
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