Eating Pomegranate – Video Post
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As I say the video, I had the idea of showing you how the toddler and I eat pomegranate last year but my plans were foiled. Apparently you can’t get pomegranates out of season, at least where I live. So I had to wait until they were in stores again. When I saw them this weekend I HAD to pick some up.
If you are new to the pomegranate? Check out lasts year pomegranate produce pick post!
The other "one" Ryan is talking about is the Prickly Pear video we do a few weeks back. He was right, this wasn’t the same. I should learn to listen to him more! LOL
OH! and just wait to see what I did with that pomegranate for my lunch later today! I can’t wait to post it!
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wow that looks like a lot of work ;) Maybe I’ll try it this weekend ;) but in our house, I’d have to do 10!
so cute! i kept thinking the bowl of cereal was going to topple!
I stumbled upon this tonight while web surfing and thought it might be something you would be interested in:
http://pomfresh.com/Fun/
The video contest you have already done : )
I think you have what it takes!
P.S. Really enjoy your site–keep up the good work!
Trying one tonight!
Hi Roni,
When I was a kid, my mom used to dress me and my little sister in old grungy shirts and send us outside with a pomegranate each. We had to sit on the curb and were not allowed anywhere near the house ’til the fruit was gone. We used butter knives and our fingers to work the seeds out of the rind. It took us a long time to work through the fruit, and we were a mess when it was done, but boy was it fun. You (and my mom) are right about staining. Truly, anything a pomegranate touches is ruined. Wear your old stuff, folks!
Pomegrantes are a winter staple in our house! LOVE ‘EM! We add them to all kinds of salads. I’ve even frozen them to add to smoothies later. (not as good, but still tasty) We usually just eat them plain with a squeeze of lemon and salt.
Love pomegranates! I was only introduced to them just over a year ago but can’t get enough. They definitely stain, that is for sure. Glad our kitchen needs a remodel because I stained the walls the first time I tried my hand at opening a pom. But it’s so worth it, they are very tasty. Great video.
Hi Roni, I just cut up a Pom for my kids (2 and 4)and they just love it. Also I remember my sister and I eating Pom’s on the couch and watching cartoons, I can’t wait to take her one, We haven’t had Pom’s in 5 years, just forgot about them:)
Hi Ronni, recently found both of your sites and I have to say they are terrific! You inspired me to try a Pom and expose my three children (9, 7 and 3yrs)to a new healthy food. Two out of three(7 and 3yrs) gave it the thumbs up, I loved it especially on top of my Kashi Go Crunch this am, wow that was a good combo!
Hi Roni.
Eating Pomengrate is good for health. making kids to eat pomengrate is not easy. your video is so helpful
Alice
Just another short comment, my daughter did get some juice on her shirt but she told me right away and a quick soak in OxyClean took it right out.
I saw these on sale in the store today and thought I would try one. I knew I could look up this video when I got home. While I was looking through the pomegranates an elderly man asked me what they were. I told him and said I never tried one before. He said “Good for you!” It’s so important to try new things, thanks for helping!
Your oatmeal ideas sound so good…I’m going to have to get out of my oatmeal routine so I can try yours! Here’s an idea if you could put a twist on it: 1/2 cup oatmeal, frozen blueberries (yummy), flaxseed (for extra fiber), sugar free low cal maple syrup, milk (or honey green tea), and two packets of Splenda! I would love to know what you think (speaking about the nutrition) of my daily breakfast and if you have any healthy spins on it!