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Old 01-06-2007, 10:09 PM
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The plastic or paper bag helps a little bit and putting them in direct sun does help ripen some vegetables like tomato. Ripening avocados or any fruit/vegetable just takes time and patience.
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Ive always been told to ripen any fruit to put it next to bananas. Apparentally the bananas emit chemicals or something that helps to ripen fruit
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Ive always been told to ripen any fruit to put it next to bananas. Apparentally the bananas emit chemicals or something that helps to ripen fruit
I think Im gonna try that one. We always have bananas in the house and I might try putting unripe mango next to it.
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How do you know when they're ripe? Just give a little squeeze & feel for softness? I've never used fresh avocado, so I'm clueless!
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Old 01-10-2007, 10:31 AM
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Yes, give it a little squeeze and feel for softness.
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