Wednesday, July 03, 2019

Favorite Picture of the Week

I know ya'll are gonna laugh but I've never seen a double cherry before, let alone cherries in a bag of cherries that look like they're carrying around their own baby cherries. 

Ken brought me home a 1 lb bag of cherries and every single cherry was either a mature double cherry or was a single cherry with a baby cherry on it. LOL 

Each one had one stem but two cherries and I found it weird to say the least. So to make sure I wasn't about to eat some kind of mutant Area 51 type fruit...I did what anyone would do, I Googled it. Sure enough it was safe to eat. Sometimes for different reasons they just grow like this. First time I've ever seen it though. I still think Area 51 is out here experimenting on the cherries. 

I thought this strange occurrence needed to be documented and Ken laughed as I was taking pictures. But tell me, have you ever seen this before?

39 comments:

  1. I sometimes see those kind of weird fruits in my parents garden:)

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  2. I see them from time to time - but never a whole bag at a time.

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    1. I wasn't expecting a whole bag of them.

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  3. I'm usually suspicious of weird looking fruit and veggies. There are all kinds of experiments going on in agriculture with seeds and growing methods. I don't know much about it, so I ignore the 'curiosities'.

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  4. I grew up in a produce market and even helped garden and still garden to this day so I do know that cherries like that happen but never a whole bag!

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    1. I wonder why there was a whole bag of them. It was weird.

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  5. I've seen the big double cherries but not the little guys. I honestly don't eat cherries all that often. However, I wouldn't think it would be the whole bag. LoL

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    1. it was weird but they were good. lol

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  6. Weird! I just bought some cherries yesterday and will have to check them out carefully.

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  7. I've never seen something like that lol

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  8. I wonder what they are putting in the fertilizer to cause that?

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  9. That's pretty interesting. We get a fruit basket every couple of weeks and we had cherries in it the other day. Ours were just regular single ones though.

    Cait @ Of Needles and Noodles

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    1. This isn't something I've ever seen before.

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  10. I love cherries and never seen that before. Strange indeed!

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    1. Right? See I knew it needed to be documented.

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  11. haha I think you are safe from area 51 fruits.

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    1. lmao You never know. Has your alien been doing something to the cherries over here?

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  12. I don't think I've seen one ever.

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  13. Odd looking for sure! I haven't ever seen any like that in my cherry bags.

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  14. They definitely look weird, but Instagram worthy too.(lol) Hugs, RO

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    1. I'll definitely add it to instagram. lol

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  15. Those are funny looking! I have never seen a cherry like that.

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    1. It was weird for me too but I still ate them. lol Living on the edge over here.

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  16. I have seen one like the top photo on the right, but not the kind where a baby is growing inside. That's weird!

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    1. It was weird but they were tasty. lol

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  17. Yes! I've seen it a lot when I loved in FL but cherries are in season here in WA but they all look perfectly normal - even at the farmers market.


    Karen @ For What It's Worth

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  18. I love cherries but I've never seen them doubled or with baby cherries growing on them! How strange... "Mutant Area 51 fruit" had me in stitches!

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