Poll: Poll: Bananas

Bananas


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Soldato
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I seem to find conflicting information on these genetically modified freaks of nature

Some seem to say it's best to wait for Banana to have brown spots on skin and that dark patches on the flesh are fine for consumption

Others say it's not safe for consumption

Usually if I see dark patches I eat around but apparently the dark parts are the best (sweetest) parts of a banana

So now I'm confused as it seems natural instinct to avoid the dark colour but I'm curious to move over to the dark side and embrace it

What does GD do when it comes to bananas ?
 
Guys I need your help, everywhere I look online for what is a safe to eat banana seems to refer only to the skin

I don't eat the ******* skin though so how do I know if my banana is too ripe to eat ?

I'll eat the edible part if it's got a bit of browness on it, BUT my current nana it's gone a bit too mushy and brown so I presume it's no longer edible ? It still had yellow parts on the skin though :confused: so by normal nana logic it's safe to eat, however the look and feel of the actual nana is off putting so I'm conflicted on whether to bin it or eat it
 
Omg you gave that nana a complex, he's seriously worried about his age now. Your age discrimination is unacceptable :mad:

Seriously though, why does all advice online about eating bananas only refer to the skin which nobody eats compared to the actual flesh ?

There's not even any images when you search "off banana" showing the actual flesh, so how are you supposed to know whether your banana is okay or not okay ?
 
By judging it on the condition of its skin. If the skin's battered, the nana inside is likely damaged. If the skin is old, the nana inside is by no means fresh ;)

This is what I'm saying it was a 7 on skin

But the flesh was also like a 7 and didn't look too great, but if you use skin condition to judge edibility then it was edible ? :confused:
 
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