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Epicurean Kentuckian: Gradyville Gooseberries are very good They're even better cold, she says There's a wonder around CM Central: Could Columbia be the Gooseberry Capital of Kentucky someday? Could this crop discovery by Debbie and Danny Burris put Adair County in the national spotlight? Just wondering. By Maury Lewis I bought that basket of the gooseberries and they are very good, but they have little stems on both ends that you have to pull off before you eat them. I had never seen a gooseberry before. I ate them just like you see them in the picture. I put them in the fridge and they were even better cold. melewi --maury Comments re photo 50201 A new item for this area Gooseberries This story was posted on 2013-07-01 12:40:15
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