Question: if you can’t get apples in the lucky way you two did, and you’re not sure they are organic...what is the best way to wash them? I enjoy your podcasts very much!
Hi Fizzy! Great question. I would wash the outside with just regular soap and water, and then you could slice it up and try soaking those slices in some water with a couple tablespoons of vinegar to help extract any pesticide. That said - it’s probably best to avoid those sprayed apples and the pesticides leech in from the top of the apple and soak right through. I know it’s probably not the answer you were looking for- Hope this helps you.
Just bought a bunch of apples from a local orchard! I. Going to eat every bit of the apple, after listening to this podcast. Thanks for the great info🍎🍏
Nature's medicine. The best kind. At the risk of the Eff-Dee-Ay coming after me, I have a friend who credits eating apples seeds (just a few every day) with helping her vision.
Thx for the info and also for sharing my post, Roman & Bohdanna. I've been eating 3 local just-picked apples every day. So good! 🍎🍎🍎
My mouth is watering thinking of the Macs and Cortlands right off the tree - tart and crisp. Although Ayurveda says sweeter apples are best for Vata dosha, I just wink and eat them anyway. :) 🍎
Question: if you can’t get apples in the lucky way you two did, and you’re not sure they are organic...what is the best way to wash them? I enjoy your podcasts very much!
Hi Fizzy! Great question. I would wash the outside with just regular soap and water, and then you could slice it up and try soaking those slices in some water with a couple tablespoons of vinegar to help extract any pesticide. That said - it’s probably best to avoid those sprayed apples and the pesticides leech in from the top of the apple and soak right through. I know it’s probably not the answer you were looking for- Hope this helps you.
Just bought a bunch of apples from a local orchard! I. Going to eat every bit of the apple, after listening to this podcast. Thanks for the great info🍎🍏
Fantastic! thanks so much Rom for your feedback! What are you going to do with the apples?
Just a snacking apple for now. Tried the seeds- and they do taste like an almond paste. I’ve shared this podcast topic with a few people too.
Thank you so much Rom for your feedback, and for sharing with others!
Nature's medicine. The best kind. At the risk of the Eff-Dee-Ay coming after me, I have a friend who credits eating apples seeds (just a few every day) with helping her vision.
Thx for the info and also for sharing my post, Roman & Bohdanna. I've been eating 3 local just-picked apples every day. So good! 🍎🍎🍎
Happy to share Barbara! Wow 3, you got me beat, although I do eat lots of sauce, so maybe Im having like 6 apples per day who knows? 😆
My mouth is watering thinking of the Macs and Cortlands right off the tree - tart and crisp. Although Ayurveda says sweeter apples are best for Vata dosha, I just wink and eat them anyway. :) 🍎
Thanks for the apple info!
For sure! Thanks Carol for appreciating it. Curious- what did you find the most fascinating?
I liked hearing what you did with the apples,making apple sauce, canning, etc… feel like we are going back in time, simplicity, nature.
Thank you so much Carol for that feedback! Your input really helps us understand what resonates and what has value, so thank you.