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You do not have to wash bananas, melons or other fruit with a rind or other similar protective casing. Like a mango, you don't have to wash a mango.
And last, you need to wash raspberries, and other fruit, every single time. Especially when you're feeding it to kids. And extra-especially when you're feeding it to our kids. Seriously. Every f&^ing time.
This is my fourteenth post in my ongoing series Instructions for My Husband.
Misery loves company - if you would like to share an instruction for your husband please email me at anna@randomhandprints.com.
3 comments:
LOL. My husband does the same thing! Drives me nuts! I'll just direct him to this post!
Eventhough we buy strictly organic food, we do wash everything. I learned that you should wash foods with a rind as well because of the bacteria on the outside can get on the inside while slicing...ewww.
BUT I still let them eat our homegrown orgo raspberries straight from the garden :)
@michelle i love eating stuff straight from the garden too - but we haven't grown raspberries, i bet they are amazing.
and i am so updating this post that rind fruits have to be washed as well, had no idea, but it makes sense now that i think about it...
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