Another day, I discovered a very sad vegetable left behind in the refrigerator. The little guy deserves a story but so far I haven’t moved forward on that.
Have you ever found a bit of desiccated produce in your kitchen? Did you know sweet potatoes can ferment if left to rot?
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Hubby does the majority of cooking here and he's good about not letting anything go to waste. I laughed at your fruit though. Well done.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day and week, Darla. Big hug. ♥
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Deletewe due knot noe bout thiz pro duce thing but we due noe thez plentee oh "thingz" under de fridge ;) ♥♥ happee 2022 two all !!
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DeleteCute smiley face. I did not know that about sweet potatoes. :) Happy New Year! XO
ReplyDeleteSame to you!
DeleteI do like the happy fruit!
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DeleteWe find faces in the oddest of places.
ReplyDeleteI think we are pattern recognition machines. :)
DeleteHmmm, potato mash into moonshine? Happy face fruits, love it. What is that shriveled vegetable anyhow, a really really old cucumber? Or?
ReplyDeleteOh, I didn't say, did I? I guess that little piece of fiction needs written for a silly reveal. :D
DeleteHa, go over to my blog and see happy faces too!
ReplyDeleteThe Hubby would throw that banana into the freezer, then make a raw almond-butter and banana sandwich, with cinnamon.
Yum!
DeleteHad no clue in the sweet tater thingy.....and YES, personally I can grow some of the best, amazing, yucky and smelly science experiments in my fridge! I am so bad at cooking too much, putting it in the fridge, eating on it a couple of days and then forgetting about it. It usually gets pushed to the back of the fridge where I start the experiment!! lol....I do not make NY Resolutions but I try to make goals that I can actually live up to...one goal I have made is to make sure that food gets put away in the freezer so I stop throwing out stuff.
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DeleteI can't figure out what the 2nd photo is but it's nice that your oranges & banana are happy Darla. I found a Banana that had fallen from the fruit bowl down behind our freezer once. Instead of it going soft & mushy the warmth from the freezer's compressor had dried it out completely hard.
ReplyDeleteWow! That is fascinating.
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