Somebody has invented a banana corer. I guess they wanted to make bananas more interesting. By filling them with sweetness!
I’ll try to explain. You put the unpeeled banana in the holder. Then, you put this metal thing that looks like a giant needle through the banana. You then have a small hole at the top. Then you squeeze something in there like caramel or chocolate or whipped cream.
You eat it and find a tasty surprise!
This was created in Argentina. I’m guessing they want to sell more bananas and this will make bananas more fun.
I don’t think they need to sell me on this. I eat bananas like crazy. They are already sweet and so easy to eat! Just peel and eat! Done!
I might fill my banana with peanut butter. Because I eat that almost every day. I will put some peanut butter on bread and put a banana on it. It looks kinda like a hot dog. Well…if the bun was a piece of wheat bread and the ketchup was peanut butter and the hot dog was a banana.
Ok, so it’s almost nothing like a hot dog. But it’s good! I don’t even cut the banana. THAT is how lazy I am. And you know what? I don’t care! It’s So Good. It’s like a Banana in a Blanket.
I wonder if you can inject any other fruits with caramel? I mean, you could core an apple, but the caramel center would be too hard to get to.
On the other hand, I guess they already solved that by putting the caramel or chocolate on the outside.
Strawberries and blueberries are too small to really inject with anything.
OH! What about carrots! That’s a vegetable that you could inject something into! Maybe caramel? Like caramel carrots? I wonder if that’s any good. I’ll have to try that. Carrots deserve to get banana respect.
I’m off to inject fruits and vegetables.
Enjoy Everything.
-dj
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Thursday, August 21, 2014
Thursday, July 31, 2014
chocolate pudding fruit
That’s a thing. A real thing. It’s called a Black Sapote. BUT it is also known as Chocolate Pudding Fruit!
When I heard about this, I almost exploded from excitement. Literally. It’s happened before, so I know what it feels like when it almost happens.
Then I got skeptical. Because, you know, you would THINK a fruit that tastes like chocolate would SELL LIKE A FRUIT THAT TASTES LIKE CHOCOLATE.
It’s a decent fruit. Pretty high in fiber. Vitamin A and C. But does it taste like chocolate pudding?!
Well…maybe. Since I can’t really find this fruit anywhere, I looked it up online. Most people seem to say that it has a mild chocolate flavor. Though, somebody said it was like pear/banana combo. A pearana? Banear?
One person said it might be psychological because it LOOKS just like chocolate pudding. You can’t eat the skin, so you cut it open, and chocolate pudding is in there!
This is like peeling an orange and a finding whipped cream!
Or opening a watermelon and finding a puppy!
Or cutting open an apple to find out it’s filled with love and gummy bears!
So yes, this fruit does exist. But it’s not quite the miracle we thought. I would still like to try it.
Even if it doesn’t taste just like chocolate, it can’t be as bad as cutting a mango.
Yes. I’m still bitter. Like arugula.
I’m off to peel a banana to see what’s inside. I hope it's a rainbow.
Enjoy Everything.
-dj
When I heard about this, I almost exploded from excitement. Literally. It’s happened before, so I know what it feels like when it almost happens.
Then I got skeptical. Because, you know, you would THINK a fruit that tastes like chocolate would SELL LIKE A FRUIT THAT TASTES LIKE CHOCOLATE.
It’s a decent fruit. Pretty high in fiber. Vitamin A and C. But does it taste like chocolate pudding?!
Well…maybe. Since I can’t really find this fruit anywhere, I looked it up online. Most people seem to say that it has a mild chocolate flavor. Though, somebody said it was like pear/banana combo. A pearana? Banear?
One person said it might be psychological because it LOOKS just like chocolate pudding. You can’t eat the skin, so you cut it open, and chocolate pudding is in there!
This is like peeling an orange and a finding whipped cream!
Or opening a watermelon and finding a puppy!
Or cutting open an apple to find out it’s filled with love and gummy bears!
So yes, this fruit does exist. But it’s not quite the miracle we thought. I would still like to try it.
Even if it doesn’t taste just like chocolate, it can’t be as bad as cutting a mango.
Yes. I’m still bitter. Like arugula.
I’m off to peel a banana to see what’s inside. I hope it's a rainbow.
Enjoy Everything.
-dj
Friday, June 27, 2014
fruit cutter
I’m a fruit cutter and I’m proud to admit it!
I’ve been testing some new fruits lately, but I’m insanely lazy. I have no desire to cook or prepare food. I don’t know why people would want to do that. It takes so much time!
You know what you could be doing? SOMETHING FUN.
Well, I’ve been testing out my cutting skills on watermelons and pineapples. And guess what! I don’t mind it! I’m shocked that I’ve done this more than once. Seriously. Making food kills me.
Literally. I die every single time. Luckily, I come back to life right after it happens. It’s very strange. In my head, I imagine that everybody else hates it as much as I do.
Of course, some people tell me that I think differently than most people. I don’t believe them.
So yes! I cut large shelled fruit! Well…it’s not a shell. Peel? Rind, I guess? Why are there so many names for the fruit skin?
Like, there are orange and banana peels. For some reason, the watermelon has a “rind.” And it looks like the pineapple just calls it the skin.
Can’t we just have one name for all this stuff? Like, Fruit Shield? Or Fruit Wall? Or Annoying Part Keeping Me From Sweetness?
How did people even find out there was fruit inside? I mean, maybe a watermelon fell and broke open. But what is it about a pineapple that says, “Hey! Open me up for a sweet treat! I know I kinda look like a porcupine/hedgehog thing with funky hair, but I promise that you can touch me and not die!”
I still don’t completely trust them. When cutting a pineapple, I never know if they will just attack. It could happen! Pineapples could just be sitting there…waiting…and when we least expect it…Pina Colada Assault! Here’s manganese in your face!
That’s why I shoot my pineapples with an arrow first. From a safe distance. In the supermarket. Then bring it home.
I won’t be caught unawares. Sadly, I’m not allowed in most supermarkets anymore.
I’m off to skin the apple of pine.
Enjoy Everything.
-dj
I’ve been testing some new fruits lately, but I’m insanely lazy. I have no desire to cook or prepare food. I don’t know why people would want to do that. It takes so much time!
You know what you could be doing? SOMETHING FUN.
Well, I’ve been testing out my cutting skills on watermelons and pineapples. And guess what! I don’t mind it! I’m shocked that I’ve done this more than once. Seriously. Making food kills me.
Literally. I die every single time. Luckily, I come back to life right after it happens. It’s very strange. In my head, I imagine that everybody else hates it as much as I do.
Of course, some people tell me that I think differently than most people. I don’t believe them.
So yes! I cut large shelled fruit! Well…it’s not a shell. Peel? Rind, I guess? Why are there so many names for the fruit skin?
Like, there are orange and banana peels. For some reason, the watermelon has a “rind.” And it looks like the pineapple just calls it the skin.
Can’t we just have one name for all this stuff? Like, Fruit Shield? Or Fruit Wall? Or Annoying Part Keeping Me From Sweetness?
How did people even find out there was fruit inside? I mean, maybe a watermelon fell and broke open. But what is it about a pineapple that says, “Hey! Open me up for a sweet treat! I know I kinda look like a porcupine/hedgehog thing with funky hair, but I promise that you can touch me and not die!”
I still don’t completely trust them. When cutting a pineapple, I never know if they will just attack. It could happen! Pineapples could just be sitting there…waiting…and when we least expect it…Pina Colada Assault! Here’s manganese in your face!
That’s why I shoot my pineapples with an arrow first. From a safe distance. In the supermarket. Then bring it home.
I won’t be caught unawares. Sadly, I’m not allowed in most supermarkets anymore.
I’m off to skin the apple of pine.
Enjoy Everything.
-dj
Monday, March 31, 2014
the universe on your plate
Franklin Chang Diaz has been to space. A lot. When he’s not in space, he’s thinking about cooking with items FROM space.
He teamed up with some chefs in Costa Rica to let you “Taste the Stars.”
I mean, theoretically, everything I eat is from space. Since the Earth is in space, I actually enjoy space-food all the time. I’m travelling in space RIGHT NOW! So are you!
Pretty, cool, right?!
Sadly, most of my food has been stuck on Earth for a while. Franklin knew that this bothered me, so he helped create a “meteorite jus.”
I don’t know fancy food words beyond “toast,” so I’ll explain. It’s a steak sauce. It’s made with a wine called “Meteorito,” which is a wine that is “steeped with a 4.5-million-year-old meteorite.”
There you have it! You are kinda-sorta eating a meteorite when you eat this steak sauce!
I would like them to somehow get an actual star into the meal. Like a star tartar. A Startar!
Or get some Supernachovas! Nachos that explode with flavor! And radiation!
These are things that I eat. Because I sometimes travel through space. And if I forget to pack a banana, I get hungry.
I’m off to the restaurant at the end of the universe.
Enjoy Everything.
-dj
He teamed up with some chefs in Costa Rica to let you “Taste the Stars.”
I mean, theoretically, everything I eat is from space. Since the Earth is in space, I actually enjoy space-food all the time. I’m travelling in space RIGHT NOW! So are you!
Pretty, cool, right?!
Sadly, most of my food has been stuck on Earth for a while. Franklin knew that this bothered me, so he helped create a “meteorite jus.”
I don’t know fancy food words beyond “toast,” so I’ll explain. It’s a steak sauce. It’s made with a wine called “Meteorito,” which is a wine that is “steeped with a 4.5-million-year-old meteorite.”
There you have it! You are kinda-sorta eating a meteorite when you eat this steak sauce!
I would like them to somehow get an actual star into the meal. Like a star tartar. A Startar!
Or get some Supernachovas! Nachos that explode with flavor! And radiation!
These are things that I eat. Because I sometimes travel through space. And if I forget to pack a banana, I get hungry.
I’m off to the restaurant at the end of the universe.
Enjoy Everything.
-dj
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Tuesday, August 21, 2012
the love apple
Did you go to the 28th annual tomato contest in Boston? WELL! Every year Mary Kassler and Bob Heiss test tomatoes on taste, firmness, color, and shape. I don't know why shape matters. Or color. Or firmness. Doesn't it just have to taste good?
And it's a tomato! They don't even taste good! Full disclosure, I don't actually like tomatoes. I like them only in ketchup flavor.
They even call the tomato the "love apple."
As much as I ADORE the term "love apple," I cannot give that name to the tomato. I actually can't think of anything except the apple that deserves to be called "love apple." Maybe a pineapple? Or banana? Strawberry, probably. Definitely NOT tomato.
I would never eat a tomato like an apple...unless, perhaps, I could not clearly see the produce display and only had blurry colors from which to pick. Then I might, accidentally, pick up a tomato and take a bite out of it. But the shape, color, and firmness would have to trick me. (Now I see why that's judged!)
But of course, that would only happen if my glasses fell into the river.
Which they did.
I was swatting at a bee near my head and BOOP! glasses flew off and into the river!
So if you are showering and some glasses fall out of the nozzle (that's a fun world), those are mine. Thanks.
If you do not return them, I will blame you for all mishaps involving love apples.
And by love apples, I mean gross tomatoes.
I'm off to squint at the produce.
Enjoy Everything.
-dj
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Friday, February 24, 2012
bread on the side of the road
That's what I saw. Just an innocent loaf of bread. On the side of the road. It was so sad.
I love bread. I used to eat bread raw. Right out of the bag. I know, you like to cook it first, but I was a crazy kid.
Now that I'm older and wiser, I do cook it. Most of the time. Sometimes, late at night, when I'm craving something naughty, I'll just open a bag of bread and start eating.
I know! I'm wild!
But that's me.
I was tempted to stop and pick up that lonely loaf of bread. I was THIS CLOSE to doing it.
I just adore bread. All kinds, too! Wheat, honey oat, 12-grain, 9-grain, oatmeal, yummy, all of them!
Cook it in the toaster or just eat it out of the bag! It's good stuff!
I don't know who invented bread, but that was a smart person. I bet it was Einstein or Curie or Tesla or something. They were smart and all of them liked fields of wheat.
Next time you pick up a loaf of bread, think of me.
Then think of a banana wearing a cape. Because that's really funny.
I'm off to save some banana bread.
Enjoy Everything.
-dj
I love bread. I used to eat bread raw. Right out of the bag. I know, you like to cook it first, but I was a crazy kid.
Now that I'm older and wiser, I do cook it. Most of the time. Sometimes, late at night, when I'm craving something naughty, I'll just open a bag of bread and start eating.
I know! I'm wild!
But that's me.
I was tempted to stop and pick up that lonely loaf of bread. I was THIS CLOSE to doing it.
I just adore bread. All kinds, too! Wheat, honey oat, 12-grain, 9-grain, oatmeal, yummy, all of them!
Cook it in the toaster or just eat it out of the bag! It's good stuff!
I don't know who invented bread, but that was a smart person. I bet it was Einstein or Curie or Tesla or something. They were smart and all of them liked fields of wheat.
Next time you pick up a loaf of bread, think of me.
Then think of a banana wearing a cape. Because that's really funny.
I'm off to save some banana bread.
Enjoy Everything.
-dj
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
little bittle skittle
Have you seen the Skittles Riddles? They are Skittles flavors, BUT the color doesn't match the flavor inside!
So, if you get a purple Skittle, you don't know if it's cherry or banana or table or rubber or chocolate or what!
But I would like to ask a question...Does it matter?
I have, at times, taken every color of Skittle and put them with their own colors for various reasons. Twice for eating.
I have found that a handful of Skittles of ANY color tastes good. Sugary fruit! That's it!
So do I care what color the Skittle is on the outside? NO! They all taste like sugar! Because that's all they are! And that is all I want them to be!
It's not like yellow Skittles are yellow because they use lemons to make them. I know that and I'm okay with it.
So who are they really fooling with these?
Your children. Someday, if you buy these, your child will have NO idea what color goes with what fruit. They'll see a Lime and call it a Strawberry. You can tell them otherwise, but they'll just say, "Strawberries taste green, lady!" They will say that to you whether you are the mother or the father.
And whose fault is that? Skittles.
Do you know what they should do? They should combine Skittles and M&M's. YES! Why have a peanut or a pretzel in your M&M's when you could have a Skittle in there?!
How awesome would that be?! WHY DON'T THEY HAVE THIS!
It's a conspiracy! It's a fruit-color-chocolate-coated conspiracy! I'm going to go buy a bag of Skittles and a bag of M&M's right now. JUST to prove how good it is. Not the little bags, either. I'm going LARGE BAG!
I'm off to get a tummy ache.
Enjoy Everything.
-dj
So, if you get a purple Skittle, you don't know if it's cherry or banana or table or rubber or chocolate or what!
But I would like to ask a question...Does it matter?
I have, at times, taken every color of Skittle and put them with their own colors for various reasons. Twice for eating.
I have found that a handful of Skittles of ANY color tastes good. Sugary fruit! That's it!
So do I care what color the Skittle is on the outside? NO! They all taste like sugar! Because that's all they are! And that is all I want them to be!
It's not like yellow Skittles are yellow because they use lemons to make them. I know that and I'm okay with it.
So who are they really fooling with these?
Your children. Someday, if you buy these, your child will have NO idea what color goes with what fruit. They'll see a Lime and call it a Strawberry. You can tell them otherwise, but they'll just say, "Strawberries taste green, lady!" They will say that to you whether you are the mother or the father.
And whose fault is that? Skittles.
Do you know what they should do? They should combine Skittles and M&M's. YES! Why have a peanut or a pretzel in your M&M's when you could have a Skittle in there?!
How awesome would that be?! WHY DON'T THEY HAVE THIS!
It's a conspiracy! It's a fruit-color-chocolate-coated conspiracy! I'm going to go buy a bag of Skittles and a bag of M&M's right now. JUST to prove how good it is. Not the little bags, either. I'm going LARGE BAG!
I'm off to get a tummy ache.
Enjoy Everything.
-dj
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