Peanut skin

[chilton747]

My wife will make a batch of donkey skin now and then.

 

Welllllllllllllll, are you gonna tell us if you like it?????

[pkfops]

My wife will make a batch of donkey skin now and then.

 

Welllllllllllllll, are you gonna tell us if you like it?????

 

I never touch the stuff.

 

"It is for woman"

[chilton747]

My wife will make a batch of donkey skin now and then.

 

Welllllllllllllll, are you gonna tell us if you like it?????

 

I never touch the stuff.

 

"It is for woman"

 

I have heard that several times myself!

[SmilingAsia]

I'm thinking of making a special dish for Charles next time he comes to China: fried banana skin , with red peppers.

[chilton747]

I'm thinking of making a special dish for Charles next time he comes to China: fried banana skin , with red peppers.

I think we used to call that "mellow yellow" back in the day

[SmilingAsia]

I think we used to call that "mellow yellow" back in the day

After eating banana skin, you'll have yellow complexion

[chilton747]

I think we used to call that "mellow yellow" back in the day

After eating banana skin, you'll have yellow complexion

 

If a redneck eats banana skin then that means he will change to orange complexion?

[Urkidding]

I think we used to call that "mellow yellow" back in the day

After eating banana skin, you'll have yellow complexion

 

Yea right!

 

so what happens if you use a lot of soy sauce?

[DMikeS4321]

My wife and I just had a conversation about her drinking peanut skins in a sort of tea. She says this helps increase her red blood cell count. Has anyone here ever heard of this?

 

Charles,

 

I've heard it now and I wouldn't doubt a word your wife says.

 

The truth to this is probably somewhat confirmed by the fact that most "American" peanuts are shelled, skinned and polished, removing as much nutritional value as possible in the process.

 

I'll think I'll try that drink!

 

Best Regards

[Don]

My wife and I just had a conversation about her drinking peanut skins in a sort of tea. She says this helps increase her red blood cell count. Has anyone here ever heard of this?

 

Charles,

 

I've heard it now and I wouldn't doubt a word your wife says.

 

The truth to this is probably somewhat confirmed by the fact that most "American" peanuts are shelled, skinned and polished, removing as much nutritional value as possible in the process.

 

I'll think I'll try that drink!

 

Best Regards

 

 

 

I found an article supporting this info:

 

 

 

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=A...3b2b169dd5b185c

 

 

 

It looks good.

 

 

 

Don

[chilton747]

My wife and I just had a conversation about her drinking peanut skins in a sort of tea. She says this helps increase her red blood cell count. Has anyone here ever heard of this?

 

Charles,

 

I've heard it now and I wouldn't doubt a word your wife says.

 

The truth to this is probably somewhat confirmed by the fact that most "American" peanuts are shelled, skinned and polished, removing as much nutritional value as possible in the process.

 

I'll think I'll try that drink!

 

Best Regards

 

I will try it as well Mike when I go over the end of this month. If banana skin as Eunice says will turn me yellow then add that to my red neck the I will be orange and I can't blame that on the Cheetos

[chilton747]

My wife and I just had a conversation about her drinking peanut skins in a sort of tea. She says this helps increase her red blood cell count. Has anyone here ever heard of this?

 

Charles,

 

I've heard it now and I wouldn't doubt a word your wife says.

 

The truth to this is probably somewhat confirmed by the fact that most "American" peanuts are shelled, skinned and polished, removing as much nutritional value as possible in the process.

 

I'll think I'll try that drink!

 

Best Regards

 

 

 

I found an article supporting this info:

 

 

 

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=A...3b2b169dd5b185c

 

 

 

It looks good.

 

 

 

Don

 

Nice find Don.....but does this translate to more red blood cells? You know us Jawja boys don't understand some of these big words

[chilton747]

I think we used to call that "mellow yellow" back in the day

After eating banana skin, you'll have yellow complexion

 

Yea right!

 

so what happens if you use a lot of soy sauce?

 

Then I would become very salty? Oh yeah, no need for salt in the Cheetos

[Don]

My wife and I just had a conversation about her drinking peanut skins in a sort of tea. She says this helps increase her red blood cell count. Has anyone here ever heard of this?

 

Charles,

 

I've heard it now and I wouldn't doubt a word your wife says.

 

The truth to this is probably somewhat confirmed by the fact that most "American" peanuts are shelled, skinned and polished, removing as much nutritional value as possible in the process.

 

I'll think I'll try that drink!

 

Best Regards

 

 

 

I found an article supporting this info:

 

 

 

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=A...3b2b169dd5b185c

 

 

 

It looks good.

 

 

 

Don

 

Nice find Don.....but does this translate to more red blood cells? You know us Jawja boys don't understand some of these big words

 

I understand we spend years learning this language, not so easy to just pick up. I did not buy the whole article, but the abstract says that it is a polyphenol (like green tea, red wine, and blue berries and other food that has strong antioxidiant capabilites). So it does protect your blood vessels and make you live longer. Than it says one thing in the abstract that it does not explain, but it sounded like they are implying that it can make the iron in red blood cells work better to carry oxygen around the body. So it might improve the red blood cells we have and make them more potent. (that might be good)

 

Don

[yuan fen]

I've seen my wife take banana skins, after mashing up the banana, adding lemon juice, some herb powder, roll them out with a bottle, and plaster them on her face. B)

 

"Give face beautiful."

 

 

 

Some things I just don't question anymore.

Edited October 12, 2007 by yuan fen (see edit history)