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And at less than 1/2 the price of green limes, it looks like we’ll be using them for the time being. And juicy and taste like a mix between a lime and an orange (funny that). I’m so honoured that they’ll have this bit of “gossip” chat with me that I don’t want anything to break the magic. However, I didn’t want to let them know that. And so goes the circle of conversation around here. Then, we all talked about how expensive things were. Then, the old ladies in the shop heard me and asked “How much?” and then they too shook their heads. So, instead of buying them, I did what any Mexican would do turned up my nose, shook my head and said “What? How expensive!”. The reason why I bought them was because green limes went up today to 30MXN a kilo ($3) from around $15 (which is still twice as high as usual). Everyone always buys the green limes and that’s that. I didn’t actually remember that these existed because I haven’t seen them and/or purchased them in a few years.
Do I have you thoroughly confused? Imagine living here. There, Limes are called limas and Lemons are called Limones. You see, Mexicans often use funny names for things. I’m not sure what these fruits are called in real life but around here they call them “Orange Limes” which interestingly is a good name for them.
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