I would like to begin with some of my wonderful winnings! Two days in a row, TWICE IN A DAY! TWICE! Celllllllllebrate good times, COME ON!!! I know someone out there is proud. Oh, and there was a sunflower seed lodged in one of the batches. I've been eating lots of trail mix these days. Dropping some major nuts bombs on my salads. It has all kinds of nuts, raisins, dried cranberries, sunflower seeds, and other seeds, which could be pumpkin, but I'm too lazy to get up and check. Listen, I just eat the stuff. Okay, I'll go check......they are raw pepitas? I'm not going to lie, I have no clue, sounds very south of the border. As long as it's not from China, it's all goood!
These are them, PEPITAS!!!
Everybody dance!
Internetcomputertron says,
- Pepitas are pumpkin seeds. Sometimes the word refers to the inside kernel of the pumpkin seed but can also be the entire un-hulled seed. Pepitas are popular in Mexico and they are typically toasted and eaten as a snack. They are also the key ingredient in "pipian" a type of mole [moh-LAY].
DATE: 1/20/2011
POO RATING: 11! Like a bear!

