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i cannot stand ripe bananas. the taste is too strong, the texture is so slimy and mushy, and overall it's a gross experience for me. but slightly unripe bananas?! delicious. high in fibre and lower in sugar. the perfect texture, the perfect taste, i could eat a whole bunch. you have to pick the right ones though, they can't be too yellow and not too green, aim for a yellow-chartreuse and some brown spots are okay. pictures 4 is the sweet spot. 3 and 5 are acceptable but not ideal. if it has freckles and many brown spots — absolutely not 🙅🏽‍♀️
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Feb 11, 2025

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i like them best at 4 but will eat any banana any time any day
Feb 11, 2025
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And I’ve always said this!!!!!
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This post is taken directly from my tastebuds. Yes!!
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i have found my people
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You are so real for this
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3-4 is my sweet spot
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Ripe bananas should only be for banana bread and that’s IT
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taterhole hard agree. ripe bananas should absolutely not be eaten as a standalone fruit. ripe bananas are an ingredient not a snack. and everyone who believes otherwise is wrong.
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have been accused of psychopathy for this one but my ideal banana still has a faint tinge of green. texture is better and it has a nice tang to it
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The currently circulating banana chart doesn’t accurately portray my banana preferences. I think a perfect banana is between 9-11 on this scale. Bananas should be purchased between 5-7 and you should begin to manage banana ripening + ethylene gasses at around #7 (wrapping, separating, refrigerating). Bananas become edible around #8 and become an ingredient as opposed to a solitary food at stages 13-15. Thank you very much for your time.
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I believe that the greener the bananas you buy the better. I also exclusively like to eat green bananas so I may be biased. But buying green bananas allows them to ripen in your house. Typically when the banana is yellow with anywhere from a little green at the end or the beginning of browns spots its considered ripe.
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