18 Responses to “Plout eater”

1. Mark
   October 6th, 2005 @ 9:52 am

   Oh..my. Christina, he is just ADORABLE. What a handsome boy. Can’t wait to meet up with all of you.

2. blackbird
   October 6th, 2005 @ 9:56 am

   He is very sweet looking.
   I think we call these plumcots…

   plout!
   a plout is a purple-lipped-trout, OBVIOUSLY.

3. irene
   October 6th, 2005 @ 10:20 am

   awwww sooooo cuuuute!!!!

4. Jillian
   October 6th, 2005 @ 11:49 am

   Christina,

   Sorry to hear things have been a bit topsy turvy of late. I’m a great believer in all things dave matthews, so i’m glad to see he and Mr. Bean eating a plout cheered you up a bit. If you’d like company in your hole-in-the-ground pity party, please let me know. I just whipped up a fantastic batch of ribollita and i’d be more than willing to share a bit of mine for some ice cream

5. Apartment Number One
   October 6th, 2005 @ 1:05 pm

   He’s so cute munching on his pluot. Such beautiful eyes. Yes, pluots are everywhere here in California–and they’re good and travel well. There’s also another fruit that was recently ‘invented’, but the name of it is escaping me, that is a cross of a mango and an apricot… wacky, eh?

6. lizardek
   October 6th, 2005 @ 2:20 pm

   blackbird’s comment made me laugh so hard I think I broke something.

7. Jennifer
   October 6th, 2005 @ 2:33 pm

   WOW!! Look at the eyes on that baby!!! beautiful!

8. Ginger
   October 6th, 2005 @ 8:09 pm

   His eyes are freaking me out. They are SO BIG! He’s really beautiful!

9. allison paskett
   October 6th, 2005 @ 9:33 pm

   i can’t say it too many times: he is so adorable – - and even more adorable when eating plout! too cute.

10. Suse
    October 6th, 2005 @ 11:07 pm

    Plout is heaps better than plumcot. Repeat after me, plout, plout, PLOUT.

    Have just discovered your absolutely magnificient blog via the talented gels at p2p and scrolling down was jolted out of my reverie (over those baby boy eyes), by seeing my own blog listed. I am flattered, and thrilled to have discovered you.

    Off to explore more, and you are definitely in my favourites list!

11. Nichola
    October 7th, 2005 @ 3:40 am

    Check those big eyes!!! As i’m sure i’ve said before, he’s gonna be a heartbreaker!

12. maria
    October 7th, 2005 @ 9:18 am

    the last photo of these three is GORGEOUS. great eye and lovely post. plouts are divine. june talyor jams makes a great jam with those… yumm! be well, mav

13. andrea
    October 7th, 2005 @ 10:01 pm

    I have never heard of plout. is that sad? especially since I am such a big lover of fruit? looks yummy.

    cutest pics ever of your little plout-eater… those eyes! man.

14. melanie
    October 8th, 2005 @ 2:40 pm

    that little guy of yours… those eyes! that smile! adorable.

15. Amy
    February 13th, 2006 @ 12:35 pm

    Holy Guacamole! A plout! And a cute kid! While I was at basic training, they had plouts, but I’ve never seen them after that. I thought is was just some experimental fruit the army was working on. Haha, I’m glad to see that they do exist elsewhere and I’ll be able to get them again eventually. : )

16. Trina
    July 12th, 2006 @ 12:41 am

    I just discovered the plout/pluot in my local grocery store today advertised as a plOUt. However, online dictionaries reveal it as a plUOt. I found this site while trying to lookup information about the fruit and noticed that some of your readers refer to it as a plout while others say pluot. Makes sense that there would be confusion since the grocery stores are even ambiguous. Pluot is 75% plum, 25% apricot. Plumcot is 50% plum, 50% apricot. They make plumcots by crossing a plum with an apricot and then make a pluot by crossing a plumcot with another plum. These fruits are relatively new, created in late 20th century so it’s no wonder that some have never heard of them. They aren’t plentiful in all local areas as of yet.

17. Ann Britt
    September 6th, 2006 @ 8:39 pm

    We LOVE plouts!!! Have never seen one before this year and they have suddenly become available in our local grocery.

    Cute baby! Ours loves them too!

18. richard chitwod
    August 31st, 2007 @ 3:05 pm

    came across plouts a few years ago and they were refered to as dinasoure eggs . and i fell in love with them,eat them whenever i can find them,mmmmmm good

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