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Olathe Sweet Corn
Headed to the Olathe Sweet Corn Festival today. Aaron Tippin is doing a Salute To The Troops concert. Should be good. lookin forward to it.
DSB,I left a message on the post count thread just for you.
Hope you bring back enough for EVERYONE.
Alright, I'll make a big pig out of myself and eat enough for everyone.Originally Posted by Mtn.man
Best corn on the planet!
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Got it, thanks Brother!!Headed to the Olathe Sweet Corn Festival today. Aaron Tippin is doing a Salute To The Troops concert. Should be good. lookin forward to it.
DSB,I left a message on the post count thread just for you.Have fun.
I prefer Iowa sweet corn, thank you.
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None better than that grown in Vineland, east of Pueblo. We have Hatch chiles beat all hollow too.
BTW, this was the haul out of my garden a couple days ago:
I dont see any corn in that pic. King Soopers has Olathe Corn on sale 4 for $1 Got some today, since I forgot yesterday!!
I don't grow sweet corn. My neighbor a half mile away sells it to me fresh out of the field for $12 a sack (60 ears). We freeze it for the grandkids, since I don't care much for corn on the cob. I'll eat it once or twice every summer, but that's about it.I dont see any corn in that pic.
Tomatoes, on the other hand...
I love corn on the cob! And you cant beet fresh tomatoes. I used to have a nice garden when I lived in town, but up here in the hills it's alot tougher to grow, unless you spend some $$ On a good green house. I miss that!!
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