I brought strawberries to share for lunch, and I learned a brand new way to hull the berry.
Have you ever used a straw to hull a strawberry?
First time I've ever seen this done, and it worked perfect.
The straw fills up with the berry innards.
In to the garbage they go.
And you are left with beautiful fruit ready to eat.
This will be so handy with my kids!
ReplyDeleteSo cool! Why haven't we thought of that before??? Thanks for sharing. I've not kept up my blog lately. Very ill husband taking my time. Linda
ReplyDeleteWell how creative is that!?! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea. Love it.
ReplyDeleteMary
Thank you for that tip...I love it! We've been having strawberries every day and I always feel like I'm wasting some of the yummy strawberry when I hull it...no waste with the straw. Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteGreat tip! I will certainly use it! So I guess that is why they call it a "straw" berry.... LOL!
ReplyDeleteThat's amazing! Can't wait to give it a try. Tell Ricci THANKS!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea...I even showed this post to my husband!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness.. I have never seen this done before. I can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteNot only beautiful but no waste! Go figure. That Ricci. What doesn't she know how to do??
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip! I'll show my kids when they get home from school. Love your header!
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