Why are my apples not oxidisizng?
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NYCNika
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I cut an apple, leave it for 2 hours, and nothing.
That is just not natural.
I remember when I was a kid apples would turn brown in minutes.
They are "organic" apples too....
That is just not natural.
I remember when I was a kid apples would turn brown in minutes.
They are "organic" apples too....
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could it be the metal of the blade you are using. Something pinged in the back of my mind one does not taint.0
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Do you WANT them to oxidize? Why?0
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What kind of apple? I have noticed that green, tart apples like Granny Simple don't brown as readily as the sweeter types.0
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Because Monsanto.0
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Very good for stomach upsets, brown apples. Obviously not too brown or you will end up with serious stomach upsets.0
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Because Monsanto.
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High Vitamin C content inhibits the enzyme that causes apples to brown. What kind of apples are they?
Heat does too, if you're in a place that has a heat wave going right now.0 -
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Because Monsanto.
That's what I'm afraid of.
They are green on the outside apples. Apartment is air conditioned, so it is not too hot.0 -
Maybe your apples contain vitamin C, which is an antioxidant.0
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All apples contain vitamin C.
Apples from "normal" sources (someone's garden) oxidize super fast. But store bought are just freaky.0 -
Because Monsanto.
That's what I'm afraid of.
They are green on the outside apples. Apartment is air conditioned, so it is not too hot.
Are they tart? (typically) the more acidic they are, the slower they will oxidize, but that's not always the case. Granny Smith apples, which are green, brown slower than almost every other kind of apple.0 -
Apples oxidize when the tighty whites are too tight....0
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Because Monsanto.
This,
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GMO products can not be certified organic. So not Monsanto.0
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All apples contain vitamin C.
Apples from "normal" sources (someone's garden) oxidize super fast. But store bought are just freaky.
Isn't necessarily something in the apple--perhaps it is the conditions under which it was stored. I think the food warehouses all use a gas to retard spoilage (nitrogen, I think).0 -
I cut an apple, leave it for 2 hours, and nothing.
That is just not natural.
I remember when I was a kid apples would turn brown in minutes.
They are "organic" apples too....0 -
first time i saw this i also got creeped out
i also see it in mcdonald's peeled apple slices, they can go days without browning up0
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