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Homespun Livin Posted - Jul 30 2008 : 06:35:21 AM
Anybody ever try them? They are so delicious!! I especially love Mayhaw jelly. They grow wild in the swamp land and they do have thorns on the branches, but that doesn't seem to stop the deer from filling up on the tasty fruit. My daddy use to have a couple of trees, the deer always beat him to the harvest though. There is an orchard not far from me and I am thinking come next May I'm gonna be calling to inquire about picking some. Anyone else love Mayhaws?

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Shirley Posted - Aug 02 2008 : 11:14:16 PM
Thanks that interesting, I have never heard of them either.
Shirley
Homespun Livin Posted - Aug 02 2008 : 12:00:55 PM
Here ya go Lisa, I hope this will be helpful in better describing the yummy mayhaws.

http://www.mayhaw.org/

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Homespun Livin Posted - Aug 01 2008 : 8:34:50 PM
Hey Lisa,
To me, it tastes like red plum jelly. The fruit is about the size of a cherry tomato. I will see if I can find a photo for you for a better description.

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lisamarie508 Posted - Aug 01 2008 : 2:05:45 PM
It must be a southern thing, as I have never even heard of Mayhaws. Is there something comparable that you could tell me what they taste like? Probably can't be grown here, can it?

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lilwing Posted - Aug 01 2008 : 11:00:45 AM
I just bought some mayhaw jelly because I saw it everywhere around here and wondered why I never had it ... so I tried it and love it!!

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Homespun Livin Posted - Jul 30 2008 : 8:21:12 PM
Marly,
You absolutely have to try some Mayhaw jelly. It's really good!

Hey Autumn,
That is a good idea about mixing some blackberry with it. I'll have to tell my mom about it so she can try that. Aren't Mayhaws the best? I am thinking about picking some next May and maybe saving the seed. Cuttings from a tree would be ideal, but I think that is a no-no out in the woods though. I'll have to do some sleuthing.

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DeepsouthMamma Posted - Jul 30 2008 : 8:01:00 PM
I LOVE MAYHAW!!! Sometimes I mix blackberry with it to make...MAYBERRY Jelly. MMMM! GOOD!

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Bear5 Posted - Jul 30 2008 : 6:59:56 PM
Hi Brenda:
No, I've never tried them. But, I do have a friend who has a mayhaw tree. I'll have to ask him to bring us some so I can try them. I'll let you know.
Marly

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