Re: [gardeners] New Taste of Cherries

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I bought some Queen Anne's a couple weeks ago along with Bing's. The QA's 
were on sale for 3.98 a lb, down $2! I love Bing's but I thought the QA's 
didn't have much taste.

Janni

  At 07:20 AM 8/8/01 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi, Terry,
>
>Those yellow/red cherries are featured at our Middle Eastern markets all
>summer. I remember seeing them years ago, in NY, at a conventional
>market, sold as, IIRC, Queen Ann cherries.
>
>The ME clientele seem to prefer them by far to the red ones...at a price
>that reflects their choice selection: 1.49/lb, which is high by that
>market's standards.
>
>You might check them out at Middle Eastern markets in your neighborhood.
>
>
>
>Ron
>Van Nuys, CA

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