We saw a sign of fresh corn for selling when we travel to countryside. It seems the corns come from a small garden at roadside.
Fig 01 - Boiling corns.
The seller said that corn is hybrid of "Silver Queen Hybrid Sweet." It is well known varieties in our areas, and even in the USA.
This kind of corn is favorite due to its:
- taste (sweet and tender)
- reasonable size
- resistant to diseases
- reasonable time to mature
- easy to grow
Fig 02 - A corn garden
Do you like corns?
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...it's sweet corn time here too!
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DeleteLove the sweet corn! It is best right off the cob. Sad to say it is not allowed on my hubby's diet. Take care, have a wonderful week!
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We saw a sign of fresh corn for selling when we travel to countryside. It seems the corns come from a small garden at roadside.
I love corn! Not physically, you understand. That sounds like it would be painful.
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The sweet corn is delicious with butter
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We saw a sign of fresh corn for selling when we travel to countryside. It seems the corns come from a small garden at roadside.
Fresh corn is the best, fresh from the farm tastes so much better. Everything tastes better fresh from the farm.
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OMG. I miss fresh sweet corn! I only see frozen ones around here and I'm scared they're not organic. I love them with butter and black pepper. How about you?
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We saw a sign of fresh corn for selling when we travel to countryside. It seems the corns come from a small garden at roadside.
Sweet corn is the best - especially sweet corn! We get it from the farm every weekend! Love to freeze it and have it during the winter!
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I love corn 🌽 on the cob.
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We saw a sign of fresh corn for selling when we travel to countryside. It seems the corns come from a small garden at roadside.
Oh! The sweet corn. Never heard of this variety but looks good.
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here in new jersey we get a lot of locally grown corn. we like the corn from small farms and always by white corn, it is so much sweeter. we look forward to this summer treat and we know the best places to buy it. you could say we are corn on the cob snobs!!
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We saw a sign of fresh corn for selling when we travel to countryside. It seems the corns come from a small garden at roadside.
Love corn on the cob that is roasted and brushed over by lemon, salt and red chilli powder!
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There is nothing like locally grown sweet summer corn. Here in Bucks County Pa., we have lots of local farms that grow summer corn. We wait for it every summer and we enjoy it uncooked- right off the cob. So good.
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We saw a sign of fresh corn for selling when we travel to countryside. It seems the corns come from a small garden at roadside.
I love corn, boiled or raw!
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I really like fresh corn.
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We saw a sign of fresh corn for selling when we travel to countryside. It seems the corns come from a small garden at roadside.