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Not to diminish the downsides of this, but I really can't get enough of the wide variety of tiny bananas I get to eat when in Asia. You can find them occasional
by state 13y ago
Not to diminish the downsides of this, but I really can't get enough of the wide variety of tiny bananas I get to eat when in Asia. You can find them occasionally here in the US, but they seem low on the import priority list. Wouldn't mind seeing more diversity in the banana department. There's a whole world of deliciousness we rarely see.
- ArbitraryLimits 13y agoNone of them handle all of: being picked early, being shipped, sitting in a supermarket display, and being bagged. That's why there's only one cultivar in US supermarkets in the first place.
- state 13y agoOf course! Makes sense. Good point.
- dragonwriter 13y ago> That's why there's only one cultivar in US supermarkets in the first place. Well, except that I've been in several US supermarkets with more than one cultivar. (I think red and apple bananas are the most common non-Cavendish ones, excluding plantains, I've seen.)