Re:Consider the Pawpaw
by CasualBrowser on Tuesday February 27, 2024 @08:23PM
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I've always been curious, but based on your description I need to try them! I know of a large tree on a trail I hike, but the only way I'll get one from there is by them falling on their own. They are always really squishy when I do come across one, so I've never been brave enough to take a taste. How do you know they are good or ripe?
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Re:Consider the Pawpaw
by atebyagrue on Wednesday February 28, 2024 @09:16AM
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The softer they are, the more ripe they are. Outwards, they may have a spot of browning towards the overripe end like a banana. The ones that I usually go for are green with a slight give.