What treat says summer to you?
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Hannahmo says,
For me, it's popsicles. Popsicles are just the perfect snack to have in the summer. :)Dean6805 says,
Ice cream off the truck.canadafreeze says,
AFL, AT. It works on every level.canadafreeze says,
I love sun tea. That says summer. Oh, and yuckaflutz with fresh fruits. Mmmmmm ...accidentaltourist says,
My list of summer food loves is endless...but strawberry rhubarb pie is probably one thing I only ever make or have in early summer, when the rhubarb comes in season here.jene2008 says,
Peaches or homemade ice cream do it for me.DynamicDbytheC says,
Dairy Queen. Where I grew up, Wisconsin, it was only open in summers when I was young. Cotton candy at the fair is another. Watermelon, bratwurst soaked in beer and sauerkraut on the grill, hot dogs and anything grilled.marymc says,
The perfect tomato.accidentaltourist says,
Ah...Mary, yes. Right from the garden, ripe and warm. Peas in the pods, green beans from the vine. No veggies lacking in this growing kid's summer diet.JAD says,
Watermelon.Jujeebal says,
Too many to name - my favorite depends on the day and my mood.Level1 says,
Turning on the ceiling fans and opening all the crank out windows on our enclosed porch.Level1 says,
I misread the question. As for summer treat, I'm with Mary on that - a tomato eaten within minutes of being picked from the vine, still warm from the sun, sliced with nothing but a sprinkling of salt.BanjoDan says,
A trip to Dairy Queen after a swim