Not in south Florida, where they are more likely to elicit a yawn.
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| Honeybells on display |
You see, January is Honeybell season in Florida.
They cost five times as much, but -- and here's the catch -- they are probably three times heavier than similarly sized California fruit. And a lot sweeter, too:
All the more so because the season is so short.
Why is it the best things never last?
3 comments:
I feel the same way about the Clementines from Spain. Large carbon footprint, but only those from Majorca are worth buying.
Dang! I wish we could grow those honeys here. The ones you buy in the store just aren't the same.
Good books, by the way, last a long time, and they're one of the best things in life.
I've never been a clementine fan -- maybe I had one of the bad batches you spoke about. And yes, that was an especially good batch of honeybells they got in. They are delightfully sweet.
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