Posted March 24, 2018
Why not? Can't you wash it?
Pro-tip: you can wash an apple (with the peel still on) with dish soap, if you intend to eat it with peel because the peel has more vitamins and shit. Or, you can of course peel it too, but nowadays I always eat my apples with a peel.
And before someone comes here "Ewww, but then I am eating dish soap, am I not?"... no, not anymore than washing your plate or mug with dish soap makes you eat it when you use those dishes. Rinsing with water gets the dish soap off the apple peel just as well as from your dishes.
Dish soap kills any bacteria that the peel had because bacteria's shell is oil-based, and soap destroys the bacteria by dissolving their shells.
Boil it first. But you are out of electricity and gas and wood (for burning), right? And there is an aggressive dragon just outside the building, waiting to eat you alive?
Pro-tip: you can wash an apple (with the peel still on) with dish soap, if you intend to eat it with peel because the peel has more vitamins and shit. Or, you can of course peel it too, but nowadays I always eat my apples with a peel.
And before someone comes here "Ewww, but then I am eating dish soap, am I not?"... no, not anymore than washing your plate or mug with dish soap makes you eat it when you use those dishes. Rinsing with water gets the dish soap off the apple peel just as well as from your dishes.
Dish soap kills any bacteria that the peel had because bacteria's shell is oil-based, and soap destroys the bacteria by dissolving their shells.
Boil it first. But you are out of electricity and gas and wood (for burning), right? And there is an aggressive dragon just outside the building, waiting to eat you alive?
Post edited March 24, 2018 by timppu