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WhatIzIt ???
Sorry, I was tied up busy and did not gety back to answer.....MFIB, it's not a tomato....but Steve has got it!! It IS a cucumber....of sorts....it's a cucamelon.......here is how big it is....next to some currant type of tomatoes.....it tastes like a cucumber with a twist of lemon....I must admit the skin is a tad tougher than I like, but they are super crisp! Will have to try pickling them!!


   
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Very cool, Natalie. I'll have to see if I can find some seeds or seedlings.

Excellent photos!

I have a WhatIzIt object in mind; just need to retrieve it from the garage (I'm pretty sure I know where it is), then take, process, and post a photo. Will try to do that later this morning.

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(09-10-2022, 06:20 AM)Dave Wrote: Excellent photos!

I agree! Well done!


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This is an accessory to an item I bought earlier in the week...

   

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Coffee scoop?
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Fireplace tool for ashes?
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tea spoon, tea scoop?
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It's a scoop (very small; less than 3.5 inches or 8.9 cm long) that came as a part of a very small spice grinder. But since spice grinders are indistinguishable from coffee grinders, I'd say that Michael got it immediately. But this scoop isn't used to transfer freshly ground coffee to a coffee maker; it helps transfer the ground spices from the grinder's receptacle to a jar for storage.

Rich's guess impressed me. Entirely plausible without knowing the dimensions.

Natalie's guess was as equally on target as Michael's.

I'll post a photo of the entire spice grinder in today's Daily.

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Congratulations, Michael!!
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Thank you very much. I would like to thank my parents for making me possible, the coffee association of Terra the.......
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