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Re: Germs on your greens?
I prefer space suits.
Originally Posted by Tockalosh
(Post 10770249)
You must always wear disposable latex gloves in public as door knobs and lift buttons are covered in Feacal contamination. It's a dirty dangerous world out there
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Re: Germs on your greens?
Huh .. I am very lax, the only time I wash a vegetable is if I see mud on it.
Fruit almost never. I eat an abundance of veggies, fruit and raw nuts every week. |
Re: Germs on your greens?
Originally Posted by Beaverstate
(Post 10770332)
Huh .. I am very lax, the only time I wash a vegetable is if I see mud on it.
Fruit almost never. I eat an abundance of veggies, fruit and raw nuts every week. |
Re: Germs on your greens?
If it really bothers you then do as we used to in India which is wash all fruit and veg in iodine water as long as no one is allergic to iodine or has thyroid problems,
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Re: Germs on your greens?
I really do wash apples and other stuff I don't peel with a little drop of dish soap and lots of water. I don't like the waxy feeling of apples so the soap gets rid of that as well as a lot of the bacteria.
I think bacteria from fruits and veg from other people's hands is a very small amount of what you actually ingest. Everything you touch is covered with bacteria. |
Re: Germs on your greens?
I must admit (in case nobody guessed) I am a germophobe.
I recently had a complete Sheldon moment when I had to eat a finger-food type take-away and couldn't find my hand sanitiser. Husband placated me by finding a small plastic teaspoon. I cannot recommend eating chicken with a plastic teaspoon as it is quite difficult. |
Re: Germs on your greens?
I have never been able to accept that some people eat green leafy things. That's the food that my food eats. When my wife tucks into a big leafy green, I sit there and wonder why on earth would you do that ? Yuk.
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Re: Germs on your greens?
Originally Posted by spuddyo
(Post 10770930)
I have never been able to accept that some people eat green leafy things. That's the food that my food eats. When my wife tucks into a big leafy green, I sit there and wonder why on earth would you do that ? Yuk.
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Re: Germs on your greens?
Originally Posted by brissybee
(Post 10770554)
I must admit (in case nobody guessed) I am a germophobe.
I recently had a complete Sheldon moment when I had to eat a finger-food type take-away and couldn't find my hand sanitiser. Husband placated me by finding a small plastic teaspoon. I cannot recommend eating chicken with a plastic teaspoon as it is quite difficult. |
Re: Germs on your greens?
Originally Posted by brissybee
(Post 10770554)
I must admit (in case nobody guessed) I am a germophobe.
I recently had a complete Sheldon moment when I had to eat a finger-food type take-away and couldn't find my hand sanitiser. Husband placated me by finding a small plastic teaspoon. I cannot recommend eating chicken with a plastic teaspoon as it is quite difficult. |
Re: Germs on your greens?
Originally Posted by commonwealth
(Post 10771080)
Why? Do you have AIDS?
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Re: Germs on your greens?
You do know you need bacteria to live? You have them living in colonies in your body http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0603085914.htm
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Re: Germs on your greens?
Originally Posted by lesleys
(Post 10771338)
You do know you need bacteria to live? You have them living in colonies in your body http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0603085914.htm
Likewise if someone treks straight from bog to broccoli I don't want to be eating my greens. Call me old fashioned, I just don't want to eat no sh*t. :popcorn: |
Re: Germs on your greens?
Originally Posted by brissybee
(Post 10770031)
Yes, everyone understands that, but do you know how to wash something you aren't going to cook to remove any fecal contamination?
I just give most of mine a wash with water or peel them. Those Baggie things which come pepared a lot of them are washed in chlorine!! I rather eat shit germs than chlorine! |
Re: Germs on your greens?
Originally Posted by brissybee
(Post 10770997)
It does add nice colour variety to a plate.
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