Whenever I make a smoothie, the end pieces of the banana always sink but the middle floats by Independent-Deal7502
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01101110-01100001 on October 8, 2024 9:04 pm banana water had me shook before i saw this was part of a smoothie.
XB_Demon1337 on October 8, 2024 9:32 pm Chances are this happens because the middle has way more water than the ends. Likely from how bananas grow.
brihamedit on October 8, 2024 9:35 pm It must be the shape right? Mid section is more evenly tubular and end bits are more tapered conical.
pailee on October 8, 2024 9:46 pm Clearly you are going for zero zero shake. Zero calories, zero taste, no?
Buntschatten on October 9, 2024 12:38 am All these genius comments not realising that the water is for demonstration, so we can see what’s going on…
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you call this a smoothie?
Mine do not do this …
banana water had me shook before i saw this was part of a smoothie.
You need to revisit your ‘smoothie’ recipe.
Smoothie… or bananna water?
Op throwing for content he knows what he did
Drop the full smoothie recipe OP
Chances are this happens because the middle has way more water than the ends. Likely from how bananas grow.
It must be the shape right? Mid section is more evenly tubular and end bits are more tapered conical.
Homie the ice….where’s the ice….
Clearly you are going for zero zero shake. Zero calories, zero taste, no?
In vodka, yes. Try water next. Good ratio, tho.
Fiber
This isn’t smoothie, it’s banana in water
You mean banana water?
Maybe you should consider that you’re the problem
*Density enters the chat*
man that is foul
All these genius comments not realising that the water is for demonstration, so we can see what’s going on…