I’ve been slicing apples incorrectly for as long as I can remember. It’s surprising, really. My habitual technique involved quartering the apple, extracting the core, and then slicing it into eighths—don’t even ask why I did it that way. However, I recently discovered a revolutionary method that not only removes the core effortlessly but also allows you to reassemble the apple like a puzzle. When you secure it with a rubber band, it keeps the air out and the apple stays fresher—pure genius!
Additionally, the accompanying video demonstrates some delightful tricks for creating decorative cuts that can elevate any snack time experience.
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In summary, this new approach to cutting apples not only simplifies the process but also enhances the experience, keeping the fruit fresh and visually appealing.