But these bananas are dodgy. Five days on from the day of purchase, they still look like the ones in the picture. There hasn't been any ripening or change in their outward appearance at all.
I got sick of it today and cut one open to see if I could find out what was going on. Peeling the skin off was a struggle. And then it didn't even taste like a banana. Some weird woody kind of taste that wasn't even close.
This has happened to us once before with Woolies bananas. We ended up having to throw them out. And of course we have now thrown away the shopping docket so I can't take these ones back to complain about them. Once is okay, but I'm not happy that it's happened again. At least their price has come down so they were cheap ones.
But why does this failure to ripen happen in the first place? Are they picked too early or are there just dodgy bunches out there?
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Here's a hint you could try: http://www.ehow.com/how_4546484_ripen-bananas-quicker.html
Thanks Wendy for the link....we ate our last apple a couple of days ago!? Might have to grab some more. But something doesn't seem right with this bunch, there hasn't been any change at all. But I'll grab some apples on our next shopping trip and leave them for a few more days, then review after that...
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