does bananas ripe quicker in the dark (dark cupboard)?
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No. Only if it hangs.
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Think about it this way.  Have you ever looked at a piece of charcoal lit by sunlight in the middle of the night?  Of course this is impossible, but if you could do it you'd be surprised just how bright it would appear.  In daylight, the charcoal is surrounded by other objects which are better reflectors (higher albedos), making the charcoal appear dark by comparison.
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Refrigerating bananas makes them turn black.  The temperture does not help preserve this fruit instead it over process it.  But overly ripe bananas makes the best flavored banana bread.
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use a blacK light and see what happens
758686
Have you been beating your banana?
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Perhaps, one side of the banana grows much faster than the other side...\n\nSo to compensate for its unusual growth, curvature occurs...\n\nIf you will ask why one side will grow faster...only the Almighty knows...
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actually  it takes longer.  Because each time you push the button, the little monkey that changes the light gets confused.  And has to start over .
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It will be fine, just move it to a cool dry dark place like a cabinet.
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Darkness.\nStep on a black jelly you know it still is jelly.\nYou step on somethin in the dark and you go nutts thinkin its poopie.
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try eating bananas. they have pottassium in them
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Bananas and bread are two foods you should never refrigerate because they go "downhill" faster if you do!  Bananas spoil faster in the fridge than on the counter.  If you want fruit to ripen faster, close it up in a brown paper sack (never plastic).
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Not gone bananas, but i have gone out to buy bananas, if that fits your question, which, evidently ms. Hambone, you did not clarify with me,....\nj/k
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I got some bananas u want some?
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The light will be on/off
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The oxygen in the air causes apples and bananas to turn brown when they have been exposed to the air too long. Try submerging them in orange, lemon, or grapefruit juice soon after you cut them. This will help to keep their color.
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Of course. Look to the notheast after midnight for the next few nights and be patient; depending how dark your sky is you may only see a few an hour.
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I hope they didn't slip on banana peels!  Seriously, I have never heard of this.  I would check the www.wickipedia.org encyclopedia site.