Prunes

[bestwriter]

My friend from the US who visited me yesterday brought me a big pack of prunes and a box of choco cookies.

Prunes have several health properties apart from it helping bowel movement.

Do you like prunes?

 

[You]

Prunes were not something I appreciated until relatively recently. As a child, their wrinkly appearance and intensely sweet flavor didn't quite appeal to me. However, as an adult, I've come to love incorporating prunes into my diet for their incredible health benefits.

 

[eldavis]

I can't really say much about this cause am not so sure I have tested it before.

 

[cherry123]

I know about prunes but it is one plant I have never used but it is a good plant if you need to use it.

 

[bestwriter]

I know about prunes but it is one plant I have never used but it is a good plant if you need to use it.

The prunes I am talking about are fruits. They are actually plums but when dried they get the name prunes

Image credit:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rosales_-_Dried_Prunus_domestica_1.jpg

 

[Springtime]

Yes, I love prunes and prune juice. It has many health benefits. One time, I had constipation. I drank a small bottle of prune juice. It was very effective.

 

[bestwriter]

What my friend brouight for me are pitted and a bit soft. I would have liked them with seeds and a bit hard.

 

[nomad]

I did not know about the word prunes but I have of course eaten dried plums.

 

[bestwriter]

I did not know about the word prunes but I have of course eaten dried plums.

They are indeed dried plums and I have made a mention of that in one of my comments here

 

[nomad]

They are indeed dried plums and I have made a mention of that in one of my comments here

You did but I did not know dried plums were called prunes before I bumped into this thread. Plums are common fruits here.

 

[bestwriter]

When I visited the US my nephew who lives in Fort Collins had a plum tree and I had a good helping of fresh plums