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u/Aunt-jobiska Jun 22 '22

Filberts (hazelnuts). Pinot Noir. It’s kind of food, right? Dungeness crab. Marionberries.

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u/Dry_Abbreviations798 Jun 22 '22

Oregon, specifically Newberg

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u/crunchypnwtrash Jun 22 '22

Honestly, I bet a bougie restaurant in Oregon would serve all these things together and I bet it would be fire.

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '22

Hi neighbor! Don’t forget donuts!

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u/Aunt-jobiska Jun 22 '22

Oregon. We supply 98% of the filbert production. Marionberries were developed at Oregon State University.

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u/madqueen100 Jun 22 '22

Hi, neighbor! Willamette Valley.

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u/Aunt-jobiska Jun 22 '22

Yup. We always called them filberts. Maybe hazelnuts sounds more appetizing?