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Here's a video of a guy deseeding a pomegranate.
Skip to 2:48 for the magic.
I have to admit, I never knew this.
I will also admit I never buy them because I tend to end up smashing 1/2 the seeds trying to pick them out. I think that is going to change. Deseed a Pomegranate in 10 Seconds Using a Wooden Spoon
Here's a video of a guy deseeding a pomegranate.
Skip to 2:48 for the magic.
I have to admit, I never knew this.
I will also admit I never buy them because I tend to end up smashing 1/2 the seeds trying to pick them out. I think that is going to change. Deseed a Pomegranate in 10 Seconds Using a Wooden Spoon
The last one I purchased was delicious. But it was so easy to take the seeds out. Probably took less than his whacking around. I just scarred it with a sharp knife, pulled it apart in quarters, bent the skin and they all just loosened up and were easy to tap into a bowl.
The real trick was not the smacking with the wooden spoon, which could be therapeutic I admit, but the stretching that he did just before he started smacking. That's what I do without all the smacking and it works great.
Some people eat the seed kernel, others don't. I usually don't and just separate out the kernel with my teeth. Some people, me included sometimes, will pop a whole bunch in their mouth crunch down for the juice and then spit out the seeds in a ball of seeds.
OK, so the seeds (and surrounding pulp) are separated from the skin and the dividing membranes. How does one separate the edible pulp from the seed?
I eat the seeds. They are kind of soft and not that bad.
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