Bananas and strawberries are related, if Iβm not mistaken - by the arrangement of their seeds inside.
That yogurt looks top notch!!
A bowl of the yogurt I made in a cooler with some strawberries, yellow kiwis, and blueberries! π
Cooler yogurt verdict: not bad! But the other yogurt I cultured from Goshen Homestead Creameryβs yogurt is better (cooler yogurt was ultimately derived from a storebought yogurt).
Goshen makes the absolute best yogurt Iβve had in my life, but sadly, I canβt get it in my areaβ¦ so I took a sample when it was being served at an event and grew my own πͺ
It tastes almost as perfect and delicious as the original, and I only used an instant pot instead of fancy equipment, so Iβm calling it a win.
Botany pop quiz: do you know which two of these fruits in my bowl are related?
https://goshenhomestead.com/creamery/
#breakfastchain #ferment #yogurt #botany #ericales #grownostr 
Discussion
Thanks! I am proud of my yogurt experiment π
Weirdly, bananas are actually related to ginger and cardamom, while strawberries are far closer to apples but have their seeds on the outside.
Strawberry flowers and apple flowers look so similar you can kind of see it, and when you split a banana into three parts down the middle and see the triangularity of a cardamom pod, that makes a little sense, too.
This is what I like about Nostr. I can tell you didnβt just cut-and-paste some definition from a textbook, you explained that in understandable language. Well done. ππ
Thanks! You triggered the botany nerd is what happened π