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HELP!! Dd (2yr) has just bitten a chunk out of an orange (satsuma or clementine) and eaten the bite: skin as well!!

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yousaidit · 10/12/2008 18:05

... am i being a dithery mum? please tell me she won't have done herself any harm!!! she is absolutely fine (touch wood) .. i only noticed when i took the orange off her and noticed a big bite missing from it!!!!!

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LedodgyChristmasjumper · 10/12/2008 18:07

She'll be fine.

pooka · 10/12/2008 18:07

Completely harmless. Loads of things have peel in, from mincemeat to cakes and so on.

Wouldn't worry about it (though obv preferable if washed first)

thisisyesterday · 10/12/2008 18:07

she';ll be fine! there is nothing wrong with skin.

horsemadgal · 10/12/2008 18:07

She'll be fine, after all lots of things have peel in them.

TrinityRhino · 10/12/2008 18:07

nothing to worry about at all

sagacious · 10/12/2008 18:07

ach

as long as she's not choking she'll be fine

I'm sure I remember some research about the pith having magical antioxidant properties as well

horsemadgal · 10/12/2008 18:08

LOL at everyone posting within the same minute

ToysAreLikeDogs · 10/12/2008 18:08

I like orange peel

She will be fine

Guadalupe · 10/12/2008 18:09

I love chocolate covered orange peel.

yousaidit · 11/12/2008 07:12

Thankyou veryone! i had to go after post as dd and ds both getting v ratty so putthem to bed! then as i was putting them to bed thought that doesn't marmalade have skin in and use zest in cooking, so realised i'd had a daft moment!!

glad to see orange peel is popularthough! do you like how i specifiedthe type of orange in case one had much more poisonous skin than another orange? !!!!

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