From a very young age I ate the whole apple, never hurt me. Lately I got to thinking about how the apple grows. It hangs from the tree by a stem. The stem sits in a cup, where it collects stuff. Rainwater, bird crap, and, most dangerous, insecticide. So today I don’t eat the skin around the stem.
dwane.scoty1 over 4 years ago
Yes, Cynthia. You can learn some things from the “Staff”!
MS72 over 4 years ago
I bought a gadget that does that and cores the apple at “The Christmas Tree Shop”.
Michael G. over 4 years ago
If rinsed thoroughly, the peel ain’t half bad.
uniquename over 4 years ago
I’m with Cynthia. I want to know how she did that.
And I can peel an apple in one continuous strip.
alikgator over 4 years ago
Impressive
ChessPirate over 4 years ago
An apple peeled that way keeps a young mind well in sway…
Cozmik Cowboy over 4 years ago
Diurnal ingurgitation of a singular pome exercises non-appearance of a curative practitioner.
donwestonmysteries over 4 years ago
Must have been one Big Apple.
Andrew Sleeth over 4 years ago
I estimate the apple would have had to be 7 inches in diameter in order for her to do that.
zeondekilowatt over 4 years ago
From a very young age I ate the whole apple, never hurt me. Lately I got to thinking about how the apple grows. It hangs from the tree by a stem. The stem sits in a cup, where it collects stuff. Rainwater, bird crap, and, most dangerous, insecticide. So today I don’t eat the skin around the stem.