They were giving out samples at the market, so you know what he was doing...
These were super sweet! (though some have seeds)
A QR code on their label...if you aim your smartphone at it, it should take you to see their You Tube video.
I added the link just in case your phone doesn't...this video is in Japanese and I hope there aren't any region restrictions.
I was also amazed with what the fruit goes through before being sold in our markets...
I'm glad we tried this.
I'm wondering if we saw these along the way, like at Sogabessho or Kawazu. They had lots of different types of oranges, but I only recognize dekopon. The ones in this video look so good.
ReplyDeleteI was disappointed with the last dekopon I bought too, not too much flavor...was yours tastier? I got them from a supermarket at the train station in Mito.
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Actually V, I squeezed the dekopon along with some blood oranges...seemed okay though, wasn't sour.
ReplyDeleteTake care & thank you again!
Kat
Satoshi did good! Talking about dekopan . . . I just bought a couple of my favorite Sumo oranges at Times. They were juicy but a tiny bit sour.
ReplyDeleteHe really did, Jalna! hope you'll be able to get some sweet Sumo oranges!
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
Nice find Satoshi!
ReplyDeleteKirk, he's good at tasting :)
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat
I was surprised to see the trees growing in a greenhouse!
ReplyDeleteRowena, krazy yeah?! and that is how they grow mangoes in Okinawa & Miyazaki too! The trees are short and only fruit super little bit but supposedly high quality...
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Kat