"If you’re wondering what the first two pictures are, they are litchi. Incredibly pretty and weird looking at the same time. The exterior is removed to reveal a white fleshy and juicy fruit. Oranges! Rich in vitamin C.
Our tree at home has been bearing a lot of fruit lately and once we collected a bucketfull of the fruit, my brother and I proceeded to squeeze them I’ve always hated the packaged orange juice so this is more than welcome. We’ll be drinking it for days because those oranges produced a little over four jugs of the stuff." Lorraine Boating
Our tree at home has been bearing a lot of fruit lately and once we collected a bucketfull of the fruit, my brother and I proceeded to squeeze them I’ve always hated the packaged orange juice so this is more than welcome. We’ll be drinking it for days because those oranges produced a little over four jugs of the stuff." Lorraine Boating
Paulina Opoku-Gyimah Says: Once a month I check out five Ghana based brands that I’m hoping have upped their game so that I can feature them on Ghana Rising… I won’t name them but lets just say that with a little bit of tweaking they can be great.
One of them is a shoe brand and visiting their errm website -sorry their Facebook page I stumbled across a link for Lorraine Boating’s blog called Melon Cross and I’m loving it..
A kaleidoscopic yummy feast of Lorraine Boating’s fabulous foodie happenings in Accra and London, -be warned, this blog is amazing and will have you’ll be hooked!
http://lorraineboateng.tumblr.com/
http://twitter.com/#!/LorraineAMB
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