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You know I love to encourage you to try new-to-you fruits, but sometimes they can stump you when you get them home, right?
How the heck DO you cut into that weird looking dragon fruit, or that wrinkled passion fruit, anyway?
Here’s how to get the job done with some of the trickiest fruit in the produce section.
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Such great info Dorothy! Thanks for sharing!
So many great tips. The pom one is my fave!!
Such great info! What an awesome resource.
So many great tips! Poms are my fave!
It’s always so hard to find a way to cut that is easy and doesn’t waste the fruit. I am going to be a professional fruit cutter now!
Michelle,
The fruit butcher!
Yay!! This is so perfect for me. My kids love fruit but I’m always intimidated by cutting it. Looks like a few I got right just by chance 😉
Loving these tips! They will come in handy this summer!
This is awesome. The pomegranate always gave me the most trouble!
Eat Good,
I agree! Maybe because it seems to have the most potential staining danger…
Thanks for sharing. I found way to cut dragonfruit for my self here
Melissa,
Glad this was helpful! I didn’t exactly know how to cut a dragonfruit either!
Great tips! I will definitely your tips in here! So helpful!
This tips are so useful. I will try them for sure!
This is such a helpful post!
These are some great tips!
This is such a great post! So useful! I know I will be going to back to it a lot this Summer!
Cutting coconuts scares the heck out of me! My mom holds it in one hand and hacks at it with a butcher knife with the other. I am always scared she will cut her hand off!!
This way looks more my style 😉
Cathleen,
That DOES sound dangerous!