I grew up eating them. My grandma had a pomegranate tree in her yard or something. Now they’re everywhere and I feel like I’m in highschool saying, “well I liked them first!” to defend my coolness. Because fruit makes me cool. Their downside is harvesting the seeds. It’s a pain. But worth it, if you ask me. They’re excellent with whipped cream.
You’re really having to stretch for topics now huh?
By: Michael on November 26, 2008
at 11:22 pm
I wont even attempt to deny it.
By: granolagirl on November 26, 2008
at 11:24 pm
Yeah, I grew up eating them too. Love them.
By: Sherpa on November 27, 2008
at 10:39 am
I didn’t have it all the time or anything, but I do remember my dad bringing a couple home when I was about 7 years old. That was my first experience. I thought it was the strangest, most wonderful treat. When I see them in the produce department now, I always consider getting one. BECAUSE I CAN. Kind of like when you first start shopping as an adult and you pass the candy aisle. You KNOW you can buy whatever you want… you can even buy a POMEGRANATE!
By: CWE on November 27, 2008
at 12:42 pm
An old neighbor of ours had a tree and we loved them as kids!
By: Bobbie on November 28, 2008
at 7:35 pm
Difficult.
By: Shauna on November 30, 2008
at 1:00 am
It never occurred to me to have a pomegranate tree at your home. How awesome would that be?
I grew up with them too, they were a favorite of my dad’s. But man, when I was pregnant, I craved them all. the. time. It was one of the more random cravings.
By: Laurie on December 8, 2008
at 4:36 am