As much as I love eatingpomegranates, I avoid buying them because I hate seeding them.
So I bit the bullet and finally tried out the tricks I’ve been avoiding for so long.
Here’s what worked, what kind of worked, and what was basically a hoax.
Audrey Bruno
I kicked off my pomegranate seeding journey with this method because it seemed the easiest.
Honestly, it seemedsoeasy, it sounded too good to be true.
This is all that came out.
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Let this be a friendly reminder that not everything you see on the Internet is true.
I figured I’d have better luck with this method.
And, again, there was a lot of splatter everywhere.
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(Thankfully, I was still wearing the T-shirt.)
So while it kind of worked, it still wasn’t the mind-blowing hack that I was hoping for.
Since it’s submerged in water, there’s no splatter.
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And while it may seem like a long process, it actually only took me a minute or two.
Pomegranate seeds add a bright crunch to this savory salad.
This fruity, nutty yogurt bowl makes a great snack or breakfast.
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Chicken and pomegranate seeds may seem like an unlikely duo, but they taste great together.
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Andrew Purcell; Carrie Purcell
Andrew Purcell; Carrie Purcell
Andrew Purcell; Carrie Purcell