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Boots apple slices

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ponygirl · 14/11/2004 10:09

Why do these not go brown? If I slice an apple, it goes brown in minutes, but the Boots ones don't, even when the packet's been opened. And the back of the packet just says 100% apple. How do they do it???

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zebra · 14/11/2004 10:26

irradiated?

Hulababy · 14/11/2004 10:27

Is it because they are seeled? Or have them been rubbed with somethiing like lemon juice to stop it?

ponygirl · 14/11/2004 10:28

Wouldn't they have to say on the packet if they'd dones something with lemon juice? It would be an ingredient. Don't like the sound of irradiated!

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zebra · 14/11/2004 10:30

They only irradiate them with UV light, I don't (IMHO) think it's so bad. there's a holistic health food perspective that reckons all food is "alive" to some extent, & you're zapping goodness out when it's irradiated. You'd have to read up on it to decide 4 yourself.

WestCountryLass · 14/11/2004 22:18

Have they been dehydrated and rehydrated?

wobblyknicks · 14/11/2004 22:20

I may be talking out of my rear end here but (trying to remember something she read ages ago) isn't there a proces where they apply heat, instead of light to the fruit, to sort of 'seal' it??

ponygirl · 15/11/2004 17:32

So, nothing I can do at home then?!

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