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Pumpkins For Sale

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Pumpkins for sale in the local store in Breckenridge, Colorado. I post this today because Dunnes Stores are selling pumpkins and they’re only half the size of the large pumpkins pictured here!

Does anyone actually eat pumpkins? They’re a new sight in Irish shops, and are only ever for sale in the large chains around Halloween.

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8 responses to “Pumpkins For Sale”

  1. Phil avatar
    Phil

    mission before thurs: find at least one pumpkin to photograph. So far I have seen a small segment of a pumpkin on the ground…

    I don’t think i’ve ever seen a pumpkin as big as these ‘american pumpkins’ either.

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  2. elly parker avatar
    elly parker

    I eat pumpkins! I made a bath of pumpkin cupcakes on Sunday, but the issue I’m having is the quality of the pumpkins available in my area, they are all pretty crappy and a lot of them have mould on, so I’m not too happy about roasting any more of them – the rest will be carved.

    Luckily however, I’m off to Arizona on Monday, so I’ll be stocking up on as much tinned pumpkin purée as I can carry!

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  3. Scott Coulter avatar
    Scott Coulter

    I think my wife and my son (who wants to be a chef when he grows up) have cooked an actual
    pumpkin at least once. There are several other varieties of gourd or squash that we eat on a
    somewhat-regular basis. Best thing to do with the big orange “halloween pumpkin” is roast the seeds.

    If you buy your cans of processed pumpkin, and they happen to be Libby’s brand, then they were canned
    right in the middle of my home town: Morton, IL (about two blocks from where this was taken: http://www.flickr.com/photos/scottcoulter/1404015225/in/set-72157602075740635).

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  4. Donncha avatar
    Donncha

    I forgot to include in the post, I drove into the suburbs around Denver with Lenny and Eoin from Polldaddy and spotted what must have been at least 100 and probably more pumpkins on the lawn in front of a church.
    Light was too bright, and the lawn was in shade so I didn’t get a decent photo but a shot of the church with pumpkins in the foreground could have been great!

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  5. Will avatar
    Will

    Pumpkins are actually great (albeit slimy on the inside). We made an all-pumpkin dinner one year. I was skeptical, but a chef friend of mine made it turn out fantastic. Two of my favorites were the roasted pumpkins seeds with olive oil and rosemary and the pumpkin risotto. Good stuff!

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  6. Two Barking Dogs avatar
    Two Barking Dogs

    Pumpkin Pie! or Pumpkin Soup or Pumpkin Risotto. You get the idea. Love your photos. Thanks for sharing.

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  7. nichole avatar
    nichole

    Hello i was wondering if any 1 knew where to find canned pumpkin in cork?

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  8. Donna avatar
    Donna

    We eat pumpkin all the time here in New Zealand, in fact I am going to have pumpkin soup for my dinner tonight, but I had an uncle who was born in Scotland and who would never eat it as to him it was cattle fodder :-).
    Love this picture, and many of your others as well. They give me a great feeling of the place where one of my children now lives. Many thanks!

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