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patronbernard
patronbernard 07.09.2026, 21:53
...Is this still edible, or should I throw it away? 🤷 ...Somehow, these Conference pears had hidden themselves in the fridge 🫣 ...well, now they look like this 😳 ... But that’s no reason for me to toss them in the trash...it’s not mold or rot—no, these pears have simply become “daig,” a term in our dialect (Alemannic) for pears that have become “doughy.”.. I’m drying them in the dehydrator and using them as a sugar alternative in my daily batch of iced tea...😋
...Is this still edible, or should I throw it away? 🤷
...Somehow, these Conference pears had hidden themselves in the … ...Is this still edible, or should I throw it away? 🤷
...Somehow, these Conference pears had hidden themselves in the …
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Ranunkel Ranunkel 08.09.2026, 05:17
Super! Wieder etwas gelernt. Ich hätte sie wohl auf den Kompost geworfen. Aber möglicherweise sind sie durch das weich werden sogar noch süßer geworden. Du hast recht, dörren ist ne gute Idee!
green feet bibi green feet bibi 08.09.2026, 06:02
Ich schließe mich an!
Moira Moira 08.09.2026, 09:02
Das ist eine super Idee!

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