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Cheese pumpkin
Cinderella Pumpkins are a unique French heirloom whose correct name is "Rouge vif D'Etampes". The source of their nickname it that they resemble the pumpkin that Cinderella's fairy godmother transformed into a carriage. This pumpkin is recorded as having been the variety cultivated by the Pilgrims and served at the second Thanksgiving dinner. This is our favorite pumpkin variety. There is something magical about them. Cinderellas make a delightful decorative accent for the fall season, but additionally their flavor is good for any pie or winter squash recipe.
Some kinds of Cinderllas are a nice pale pink color.
Similar Varieties:
Brixner Rote (South Tirol Italian heirloom)
("Red one from the Brixen area"). Similar in taste and appearance, but smaller than Cinderella.