Juicing Bananas Podcast

No one can claim our references are complete BS, because we have NPR mixed in there. . . So what is Wikipedia is our main source outside of making-it-up-as-you-go.

No Photos. Sorry.

I think I have one, but I just can’t do it right now. I just can’t.

Deal.

https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=127092887

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coriander 

https://www.gourmetsleuth.com/articles/detail/cilantro 
https://marleyspoon.com/blog/blm-representation-inclusion-and-equity-action-plan

Oh Boy. Get ready for another risotto episode! Glutton for punishment -we could not resist the disagreements to be had over a hot bowl of Risotto!

Check out our references below for more info on what we covered in the episode.

https://www.marthastewart.com/ 

https://marleyspoon.com/blog/the-story-behind-the-name 

https://marleyspoon.com/blog/blm-representation-inclusion-and-equity-action-plan 

https://www.eu-startups.com/2018/11/bringing-fresh-food-to-your-doorstep-interview-with-marley-spoon-ceo-fabiel-siegel/#:~:text=Since%20it%20was%20founded%20in,and%20the%20evolution%20of%20foodtech. 

https://ir.marleyspoon.com/investor-centre/?page=our-team

From Martha and Marley Spoon - Spicy Fish Tacos!

The box arrived late and over temperature. Very sad to throw the meat out.

Like fire and ice, oil and water, cats and dogs - Aubrey and Megan come to the table to have a civil discussion about who is wrong.

While the fare is objectively bland (no it isn’t) — the discussion is lively.

Do you like zucchini? Corn? Capers? Do you consider mac and cheese a comfort food? Is that even a question?

Even more floral than I knew: the Summer Vegetable Risotto, from Blue Apron, combines spectacular, sweet saffron (everyone should be able to agree on this point), and tart, tempting capers ("capers are the immature, unripened, green flower buds of the caper bush" thank you wikipedia). 

Has your family been fractured by the floral fascination of familiar, friendly fare on Fridays?

You’ve herd correctly - the new episode it out! And it’s begging for a stampede.

In the medium of meal kit delivery services, it’s rare to find a surf and turf so exquisite. Blue Apron really cure-ated a legen-dairy meal.

Even if you wrapped your favorite podcast in bacon, you wouldn’t find mignon them more savory that this one. You can listen while you are grazing at the dinner table, or brushing down your cowlick — get off your grass and go listen! This is one round(up) you don't want to miss. This meal is made out of cow-boy was it good!

So turn us up; filet us ring through your home. Leather or not you are steering a car or staring up at the milky way, we know you will be ruminating on this episode for a while. The steaks are low — but if you are driving, be safe, we don’t want you to get T-boned.

Turns out podcasting is no cash-cow. So if you want to support us — moo-ve it on over to Patreon. Hoof-it!

While you’re at it - send us an email at [email protected] to let us know if you like our branding. If you want us to rise to the top — rate and review us on Apple Podcasts. But please don’t butcher us with searing reviews— we are tender. And if you wish we were black and blue, we have no beef with you.

I’m milking this post for all it’s worth. I hope you hung in there, because if you just skim it - you won’t get the calf of it. I just wanted to find a way to unite the country and make us more homogenized. Even if we only got 2% of the population to come together - we’d settle for 1% - to tear down the fences that separate us! The grass is greener on our side.

Last but not least, we want to remind you to get off your dairy-ere and go vote!! It would be an udder shame if you don’t.

Join us for this heart-shawarming episode where we delve into the details of our childhood t-shrawarmas. Don’t worry there is some substance here, too. It’s not all fluff-ed rice.

Freshly unpacked Blue Apron box after 4 days in transit.

Hello Fresh has been operating in the United States since 2011, but 2019 was their first year of profit.

Join us for some other, more interesting, tidbits about Hello Fresh and one of their thousands of recipes — the

Teriyaki Pork Luau Bowls with Kiwi Salsa and Lime Crema.