Question : Did separating the bananas slow the process down?
An opportunity presented itself a couple of weeks ago when I purchased two large bunches of bananas at Costco. I immediately unwrapped them and pulled one of the bunches apart. I chose the slightly more green bunch to pull apart. I think the "greenness" shows in the photo.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgohiLn_7XWTCXXv7lkYN6ExmS7sbbqsu0KoUFjL10d1dckesMSicWVVwZEvIs4jU-x66nNZgx7Up5dfkljlYhNYYTUNWzaOJWIIVAGPtrsghXejm05a_3OLdTsDHjrCAUsCTo1aJwKmPlf/s320/2010+05+May+060.jpg)
Six days later we only had four bananas left. You can see that the bananas from both groups have ripened similarly. Remember the separated bunch was a tiny bit more green so it follows that there should be a few less brown spots at this point.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjF6svbE7OB5esHuSkwqe_lpqT7RgCAEhliO1Fp6AAyHGKtOw-VQrAt5Q574_fAMBOQ6RZ_LoFeFKNL-8wpaddMOEuaVhZXwJIHmoUbrP-B-GPc7JfMhkleD3ss9q1mbBiR_DUVEtH6EMUy/s320/2010+06+June+001.jpg)
Application: Don't waste time separating bananas.
Katie
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