Donut Peaches, Not Peach Donuts

• United States

2 Aug 22

I was surprised to hear many people say that is normally how they grow.

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dhia eddine

@didinedhia (8475)

• Algeria

3 Aug 22

@misunderstood_zombie yess we have it in my country alot .we growit here and i prefer it better that the others

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• United States

4 Aug 22

@didinedhia That pack of four peaches cost 4.59. I'm not sure how more expensive it is than regular peaches.

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Val

@valmnz (17099)

• New Zealand

1 Aug 22

I love ordinary peaches, think I'd stick to the usual kind though.

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• United States

2 Aug 22

They are very unusual to me. I think I would stick to normal fruit more also.

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OceanTiara

@RebeccasFarm (86774)

• United States

1 Aug 22

Never heard of these. How interesting.

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OceanTiara

@RebeccasFarm (86774)

• United States

2 Aug 22

@misunderstood_zombie

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• United States

2 Aug 22

They are very strange that's for sure.

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@DaddyEvil (137142)

• United States

1 Aug 22

Those peaches are a cultivar that grow in that shape naturally. I LOVE them! We've been getting them from the grocery store for a couple of years now and I buy them every time they come ripe here. YUMMMM! If they don't have an over-the-top ripe peach smell, they aren't fully ripe yet. They taste best when fully ripe.

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@DaddyEvil (137142)

• United States

1 Aug 22

@cacay1 Pretty doesn't like peaches, either. Peaches are my favorite fruit!

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@cacay1 (83223)

• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines

1 Aug 22

@DaddyEvil only few likes peaches. They're so nutritious.

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@cacay1 (83223)

• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines

1 Aug 22

@DaddyEvil, I also like to eat peaches. They're sold in our malls here. But my sister at home doesn't like only me.

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Krissttina Isobe

@oahuwriter (26780)

• United States

2 Aug 22

Yes, it's smaller and supposed to be sweeter. I'm partial to white nectarines myself. At my local shop, Marukai Wholesale Mart, they had last year & this, so last year I researched and tried it. Looks cute.

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• United States

2 Aug 22

White nectarines sound very interesting.

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Krissttina Isobe

@oahuwriter (26780)

• United States

3 Aug 22

@misunderstood_zombie Crunchy, in sweet side, but got to eat quickly for don't last long. Not as crunchy as apple.

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Jessica Kenny

@sica98 (2441)

• Malaysia

1 Aug 22

No,this is the first time I'm hearing them from you.

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• United States

2 Aug 22

I never have heard of them either. They look expensive in that little plastic container.

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much2say

@much2say (53954)

• Los Angeles, California

1 Aug 22

We do get these occasionally. They are more expensive than the "regular" ones. But like the regular ones, they have to be ripe . . . and oh they are so good!

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much2say

@much2say (53954)

• Los Angeles, California

2 Aug 22

@misunderstood_zombie They look "unusual" - maybe that's part of the appeal.

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• United States

2 Aug 22

I know many in my family love them also.

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Bojel

@jobelbojel (34731)

• Philippines

5 Aug 22

It looks real. I want to have some of those.

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Bojel

@jobelbojel (34731)

• Philippines

20 Aug 22

@misunderstood_zombie I can try that just once if they are available here but will go back to getting the regular ones too.

• United States

7 Aug 22

They are so expensive that my daughter started to buy regular ones for my grandson. They are nice to try but too expensive to continue.

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Anne Marie Guyer

@LeaPea2417 (36460)

• Toccoa, Georgia

2 Aug 22

I have not heard of that before but it looks like it would be interesting to try.

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• United States

2 Aug 22

They do look very unique.

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Marlina

@marlina (154166)

• Canada

1 Aug 22

No, never heard of them.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (458522)

• Switzerland

1 Aug 22

NO they are not grown in special containers. Those peaches exist since I was a kid, they were wild peaches that grew to support the vines in the vineyards, in fact we call them "pesche della vigna" (vineyards peaches).

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Anna

@LadyDuck (458522)

• Switzerland

2 Aug 22

@misunderstood_zombie This peach is native from China and it was introduced from China in the United states in 1869. It grows in Italy since the late 1800.

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• United States

2 Aug 22

I was surprised to hear this, many others made the same comment. They are very interesting, maybe they are a European peach that has finally made it to Texas.

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• United States

4 Aug 22

@LadyDuck I didn't know that. It's very interesting that it came from China. I guess I thought it originated in the Americas.

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@cacay1 (83223)

• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines

1 Aug 22

I love to eat peaches. That might be so delicious.

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@cacay1 (83223)

• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines

2 Aug 22

@misunderstood_zombie

wise grandson.

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• United States

2 Aug 22

My grandson loved them, so they are approved by him.

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (325929)

• Rockingham, Australia

2 Aug 22

I think that is just the shape they are. I've seen them in our shops but I'm not sure they're called anything special here.

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• United States

2 Aug 22

Yes, several people commented this is how they are grown. I was surprised.

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Ron Rybs

@Ronrybs (17840)

• London, England

1 Aug 22

I know you can grow fruit and veg in various shapes, but never seen it. Think I like a peach donut!

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• United States

2 Aug 22

I would rather have a peach donut also.

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Jenaisle

@Jenaisle (14079)

• Philippines

2 Aug 22

I've never heard and seen them, it's only now in your pic. I hope they're not scientifically altered. That may be the reason why they don't taste as good as the original peaches.

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