The weather has been a bit erratic.
It rains...it shines...it hails...mostly it rains.
This was the scene at the Hood River, Oregon Harvest Fest. Not too festive, but we did come home with 65 pounds of apples and pears!
This is my personal stash.
I'm starting with a nice ripe Bartlett Pear.
Mom wants to make these mini Caramel Apples, that she saw in a magazine. You scoop an apple with a melon baller, put a twig in it, dip it in caramel and roll it in nuts and chocolate.
Bite Sized Heaven!!
Stanzie says, "Thanks for saving the red pear for me!"
Happy Harvest!
Wyatt and Stanzie
Beautiful pears and good lookin' mini Carmel apples! Yum!!
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Did you say 65 lbs of pears and apples? Holy moly! Those mini caramel apples look so yummy! What a neat idea!
ReplyDeleteOh I love love pears and next to peaches they are my MOM's favorite. yum yummers.
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Goose
Oh man Wyatt we love Carmel apples over here, so those minis not only look cute but delicious too!! :-) That's a whole lot of pears and apples...I think you're going to have lots of jam and pies in your future!
ReplyDeleteWoof! Woof! So jealous ... OH Apples. ENJOY! Lots of Golden Woofs, Sugar
ReplyDeleteCaramel apples. That's my sort of a health food snack! And Bertie will always eat the cores.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Gail.
We can't believe that you get your own personal stash. I'm all for the apples. How about chocolate covered apples for the humans?
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Haopee
We just loved this Happy Post!! LOVE that you get your very own stash and how special is that ... that you saved the red one for Stanzie?? Those little bite size apple things look really cute!! xoxo Chloe and LadyBug
ReplyDeleteMmm... Food is good!
ReplyDeleteThose mini carmel apples sure look yummy!
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Mitch and Molly
Yum! Sixty five pounds! You make a lot of those caramel treats!
ReplyDeleteCaramel apples sounds yummy! The weather is pretty awful here too - raining nearly every day and there is so much mud from the fields everywhere it's hard to find a good place to walk. Enjoy that fruit - woofs and licks from Magic xx
ReplyDeleteWow that is alot of apples and the caramel ones look well yummy. Have a terrific Thursday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
Beautiful fruit....good luck with the toffee apples.
ReplyDeleteXXXOOO Daisy, Bella & Roxy
Wyatt, as a professional gardener you sure do some most interesting things. Them apples and mini carmel ones really look awesome and nice of you to share.
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Susie & Bites
Those pears look very tasty Wyatt, but what will you do with 65 lbs. of them? I suppose you can make about 87,000 of those little caramel apple things.
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Wyatt and Stanzie
ReplyDeleteNow that's a good kind of wain! Those apples and peaws look so juicy and delishuss, and youw Mom's idea sounds heavenly(Mommi is dwooling most unbecomingly on the keyboawd)
smoochie kisses
ASTA
Yum, those caramel apples look so good! Sorry it rained on the fun, but it looks like you got loads of good stuff to come home with!
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Oh, I do like pears!! Wells, I like ANY kinds of fruit! Those pears look amazin' guys!
ReplyDeleteOh, Ma's mouth is all waterin' lookin' at those mini carmel apples!! Oh, that sounds sooo goods to her!
You guys are some lucky pups!!
Kisses,
Ruby
Well Wyatt, who is going to walk you while your p's are making deliciousness in the kitchen with all those pears and apples?
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We don't think we have ever tasted pear, Wyatt. You make it look delicious. Mom says she gets so mad when she buys pears at the store, just like peaches. - they always look good, but take a bite, and blech:(
ReplyDeleteEnjoy those caramel apple treats, they look great.
Woos - Phantom, Thunder, Ciara, and Lightning
Howdy Wyatt and Stanzie, great apples and pears. We LOVE the little caramel apples. Mmmmmm. Thanks for sharing. No worries, and love, Stella and Rory
ReplyDeleteGoodness, what happens if Stanzie and Wyatt behave like typical dogs and eat all those pears at once?
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