So kind to hear of you doing that. What about taking a few to the local kindies, or the sallies. I would happily buy them. DIL when pregnant went thru bagloads, at a very expensive price.
winnie15,
Jun 6, 10:44am
i've got heaps of mandarin's too . i'm passing mine to families with children and anyone who wants them .
ana-marie,
Jun 6, 11:17am
Gee I envy you! We are having to buy so many, my 2 year old eats them constantly! Funny he calls them 'gicksh' my days consist of hearing 'more gicksh, more gicksh!'
kuaka,
Jun 6, 11:46am
gicksh!How odd.Sounds nothing like mandarin does it.
blyme_jerv,
Jun 7, 12:16am
i suggest you spit the pits out, then they wont grow and be comming out your ears
momma1,
Jun 7, 2:52am
take a box into a food bank. or give a box to the primary school. our school used to have a program called fruit in schools and some kids it was the only fresh fruit they'd get
kamitchell,
Jun 7, 7:11am
what area of cambridge are you in Karen! we are in Matangi, could buy some off you! set up a road side stall maybe! I can't wait till we have this problem.
blt10,
Jun 7, 7:19am
Great idea kamitchell, the fresher the better.
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