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1 posted on 09/27/2011 5:58:05 AM PDT by Red Badger
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"Miracle Fruit"?

I know Richard Simmons has been around a VERY long time, but I don't know that I would call him miraculous.

2 posted on 09/27/2011 6:00:35 AM PDT by WayneS (Don't Blame Me, I voted for Kodos!)
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It looks a lot like coffee cherries. I wonder if the plants are related?


4 posted on 09/27/2011 6:11:06 AM PDT by numberonepal (Palin/Cain 2012)
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Interesting......


5 posted on 09/27/2011 6:13:40 AM PDT by shield (Rev 2:9 Woe unto those who say they are Judahites and are not, but are of the syna GOG ue of Satan.)
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They use this stuff in Japan and elsewhere as a non-nutritive sweetener, but seem to recall that the FDA has been reluctant to approve it for US use.


6 posted on 09/27/2011 6:24:59 AM PDT by SpaceBar
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Beans, Beans, the magical fruit....


9 posted on 09/27/2011 6:32:52 AM PDT by PGR88 (I'm so open-minded my brains fell out)
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Synsepalum dulcificum berries? I can’t understand why people aren’t asking for them, by name, at their local grocery?


13 posted on 09/27/2011 6:46:17 AM PDT by faucetman (Just the facts ma'am, just the facts)
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“researchers will next try to see if they can create it from scratch rather than having to rely on Mother Nature to grow it for them.’

Of course! ****ARTIFICIAL**** Synsepalum dulcificum!


16 posted on 09/27/2011 6:59:14 AM PDT by faucetman (Just the facts ma'am, just the facts)
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My wife got one of those plants years ago. When we lived in South Louisiana, we kept it outside in a container under an oak tree most of the year. It doesn't like temperatures below about 35F and we would bring it inside.

We brought it with us to Rhode Island and it continues to do well although due to the much colder climate, it now spends much of it's time inside the basement bathed in the pink glow of a grow lamp.

20 posted on 09/27/2011 12:32:20 PM PDT by fso301
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Saw a of of these in a nursery last weekend. Now I wish I had bought a few plants.


25 posted on 09/27/2011 5:39:44 PM PDT by dennisw (nzt - works better if you're already smart)
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bookBUMP


26 posted on 09/27/2011 5:43:24 PM PDT by S.O.S121.500 (That Kenyan bastard is not my president. ENFORCE the Bill of Rights.)
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