Just picked one up on my way to Paris at Sally’s Produce and I think they blow Pecos cantaloupes away. I’m going to wait until the cold I have is gone to eat it because right now I really can’t taste anything.

Smell like hot dumpster juice and don't taste much better. No thanks.

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Any idea where she gets her cantaloupe? I may have to do a road trip to check it out!!

Absolutely!

What happened to Pecos melons? That used to be a big deal, but I never see them anymore. Even when I’m working in Pecos, I don’t see them. No roadside stands, ads, or islands in the grocery stores.

Just spoke to Sally's and she says they are 6 dollars each. Can you confirm that?

That is what I paid. From what I have been told they grow their own somewhere in Collin county. They had a produce stand off of Hwy 380 in Princeton for years and about three or so years ago they either sold the land or the owner did to make a DQ. I just found them again by chance last year. When they had the stand in Princeton I could tell if they had cantaloupe because I could smell them when I drove past.

The are 9 to 10 miles north of Commerce on 24 on the left hand side.

That is what I paid. From what I have been told they grow their own somewhere in Collin county. They had a produce stand off of Hwy 380 in Princeton for years and about three or so years ago they either sold the land or the owner did to make a DQ. I just found them again by chance last year. When they had the stand in Princeton I could tell if they had cantaloupe because I could smell them when I drove past.

The are 9 to 10 miles north of Commerce on 24 on the left hand side.

Give me a good cantaloupe, a bottle of Cholula, and get out my way.

I see those are from Coyanosa. That’s an odd little patch of irrigated desert that grows quite a bit of produce.

Coyonosa ones are great. I never see them when I am in the area. But I will get a few when they show up at HEB.