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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsJelly Beans On The Cobb
This brightly-colored ear of calico corn is not only real but also EDIBLE. The kernels look like jellybeans, dont they? Its a rare strain of corn called Glass Gem.
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Jelly Beans On The Cobb (Original Post)
Jim G.
Aug 2021
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dweller
(23,628 posts)1. Would make cool popcorn
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sheshe2
(83,746 posts)2. Now that's the way to get your kids to eat their vegetable 🌽
Solly Mack
(90,762 posts)3. That's too pretty to eat.
abqtommy
(14,118 posts)4. I'll bring the lite butter and the salt!
Phoenix61
(17,002 posts)5. That is really pretty! nt
haele
(12,647 posts)6. It's better for popcorn, tortillas and grits than eating.
It's not a sweet corn. It's more of a heritage corn, better for an accompanying starch,/bread than eating straight with butter.
A neighbor grew some, and ended up giving the rest of his crop to our other neighbor to make maza -very colorful maza.
Haele
left-of-center2012
(34,195 posts)7. Amazing -- thanks
I'll pass it along.
SharonClark
(10,014 posts)8. I've been obsessed with the Glass Gem corn since I first saw it.
It makes beautiful harvest decorations.