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That is why you wash your food before eating it same as you do with legumes and rice (that likely also have had pesticide on them).
by bossyTeacher 2mo ago
That is why you wash your food before eating it same as you do with legumes and rice (that likely also have had pesticide on them).
- loco5niner 2mo agoBut peanuts and white rice, the most common ones have already been 'peeled'
- hackernud3s 2mo agoYou need to rinse rice though, a lot of people don't realize that.
- herbst 2mo agoYou do that to get the starch out and get a better result don't you? That's what I rinse my rise for at least
- someguynamedq 2mo agoYou don't "need" to. It just achieved a culinary effect
- hackernud3s 2mo agoThe culinary effect of not serving dirty food.
- loco5niner 2mo agoboth a culinary choice (do I want sticky or non-sticky rice) and rinsing off contaminants (who knows who/what urinated on it even if only microscopic amounts are left, seriously)
- sho_hn 2mo agoIn South Korea (where I used to live for a while) it's quite common to wash fruit with soapy water at home before eating them.
- brnt 2mo agoUnfortunately a lot leaks in. Grapeskins are particularly porous for instance. So are most of the dirty dozen iirc. Skins are healthy, but only if organic and/or clean fifteen.