STRAWBERRIES.

The French serve large fine strawberries without being hulled.

Pulverized sugar is passed, the strawberry is taken by the thumb and

finger by the hull, dipped into the sugar, and eaten. The Wilson

strawberry, however, which seems to be our principal market strawberry,

certainly requires stemming, and deluging with sugar before serving.

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