Cherries what is the deal?
The cherries have come in season.
I got some and it seems like I can not eat enough of them. I just keep shoveling them in.
Is there something in them my body is needing and getting?
Thanks Kim
I got some and it seems like I can not eat enough of them. I just keep shoveling them in.
Is there something in them my body is needing and getting?
Thanks Kim
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Permalink Reply by Kim Caldwell on -
What do you mean by Sweetness.
Like more Sweetness in my life or the taste??
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Permalink Reply by Kim Caldwell on
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Sounds good to me. I will take both
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Permalink Reply by Altinay on -
I recently saw some Lychees, I really want to try them but they look so scary lol. How do you open them?
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Permalink Reply by Rawphi Bird on -
just peel em, it comes apart pretty easy
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Permalink Reply by Josh Fossgreen on -
They're totally easy. Peel off the red poky part, underneath lies a delicious fruit that I think of as an oversized grape.
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Permalink Reply by Albert on -
i have something to say about cherries. I bought some organic ones in the past and it turned out that they were all infested with maggots. Some were still alive and this is apparently a common problem. But this has put me off eating them. And I read that a whole crop can be ruined by maggots.
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Permalink Reply by Kim Caldwell on
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Yummy
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Permalink Reply by BRITTNEY LIVESAY on -
I dont think I could ever eat a cherry again.
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Permalink Reply by AwesomeUniverse!!! on -
I just got some too. They are a cure for gouty arthritis. I was thinking of grinding and drying them because cherry powder is non existant and would be good to sprinkle in smoothies or tea for the anti-inflammatory effect. The fresh ones are awesome too! I was wondering if anyone had seen conventional or organic cherries with weird growths on them. I just saw some at a farm stand and they had a small thing coming out of the top like another cherry- but it looked kind of disturbing. I was wondering if people sort cherries at farms and these were rejects or if there was something weird going on- like mutations from some kind of chemical.
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Permalink Reply by Jasmine.green on -
Cherries and many other fruits get sorted at least once or twice if they're also being graded, sometimes by hand, sometimes by machine. This raises the price, and also usually eliminates the variety of appearances. AFAIK, it's completely normal for cherries to look that way.
My favorite store, sadly, has started bringing in the irradiated mangos from India, also irradiated lychees from Mexico. They all look exactly the same. Kindof scary :/
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Permalink Reply by Erin on -
I grew up in the cherry capital of the world and I've really never come across cherries with growths! Maybe some with a small, brown, woody-looking vein on the outside, but not growths. My mom used to take my brother and I to the orchards in the summer and we'd pick buckets of black cherries and get really stained up with cherry juice;-)
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