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Originally posted by FreakyKBHI always wondered about prune juice.
Apparently there is a new contest afoot (pun intended, of course). A nameless participant has instigated a game wherein the winner is determined by the amount of subjects introduced. Content is inconsequential, volume is all. Therefore, topics can be as diverse--- and meaningless--- as any of the following:
Crayons- favorite color?
What's better, gr ...[text shortened]... d of Hecate- are those really his fingers?
etc., etc.
Come on, everybody! Join in the fun!
A prune is a dried plum and a raisin is a dried grape.They have grape juice and prune juice.Why don't they have raisin juice?They have prune juice ,so why can't they juice a dried raisin?They don't have plum juice,they have plum nectar.To make prune juice they must stew prunes and use the liquid as juice,If the prunes are stewed shouldn't it be called prune broth?
Originally posted by aspviper666Well sticking in all those little straws to suck out the juice in a raisin, its just not economically pheasable🙂
I always wondered about prune juice.
A prune is a dried plum and a raisin is a dried grape.They have grape juice and prune juice.Why don't they have raisin juice?They have prune juice ,so why can't they juice a dried raisin?They don't have plum juice,they have plum nectar.To make prune juice they must stew prunes and use the liquid as juice,If the prunes are stewed shouldn't it be called prune broth?
