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Thanks, frogapplause, but I'm only adding single words names for melons.
What about a Canary Melon? I had a couple of tasty ones during the summer.
Thanks, bilby! Added.
Not a glamorous name but winter melon/wintermelon belongs here.
We have to teach the children, uselessness. :-P
I think I've seen champagne melons here, too. Sadly, though, no cabernet or pinot noir melons.
c_b, did you just link to sprite? How subtle of you.
Cool, bilby: with a guinness melon and a champagne melon, we could concoct a black and tan melon, an exotic hybrid with strong anti-Republican tendencies.
I had a sprite melon once. It was tasty too! Cute little thing, yellowish skin with rather smooth ridges, smaller than a small cantaloupe. I don't know if that's their real name or some marketing thing, but... there it is.
You hankerin' fer a guinness melon?
Yeah, the champagne melon stand is right up there next to the pademelon booth.
In Australia they sell something called a champagne melon which is like a watermelon with a pale yellow colour. Tastes quite yellow.
Couple of Tagalog words for you: upo's a kind of calabash, kundol is a long gourd I think.
Thanks, Bilby! (Momordica is a genus name, for those who might be wondering).
I saw things called galia melons from Brazil in the supermarket yesterday. Probably fruit.
There's also bitter gourd or bitter melon, same momordica I think; apparently cerasse in Jamaica but reggae gives me a headache.
Glad you like it! When I found cocozelle yesterday, I was immediately diverted to gourds and melons. I suspect more are lurking, probably in Asian markets.
Cast off the shoes! Follow the gourd!
Oooh...very nice!
Love it! Great list title too!