Mystery Plant- Not a Cucumber
I guess no refrigerator pickles for me :(
Although I'm still not exactly sure what this is. It's got a funny texture to it.
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4 comments:
Maybe cantelope?
Cantelope, I think.
AKA muskmelon.
Cantelope looks to be the right answer. If it stays sort of smooth skinned, it's a 'lope. If it gets ridges in it like a punkin - it's a Honey Rock (that's what we used to call 'em)
Free produce is always a good thing!
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