red and rainier cherries

I'm getting cherried out

@MarshaMusselman (38865)

Midland, Michigan

July 4, 2021 7:49pm CST

For the last few weeks my husband has bought me cherries because they were on sale. This week I asked for a few grapes and guess what he got me? More cherries again. And not just small bags but large ones. I've been trying to eat some every day so they don't go bad but I don't think my digestive system is happy with having them so often unless it was the seedless watermelon I had to eat almost by myself. That though, is mostly water so I don't see how that would have impacted my system adversely. The left pic is a bowl of cherries I ate from last week's batch while the right pic is from tonight. Both were taken with my Google pixel five which I really like.

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@allen0187 (59704)

• Philippines

5 Jul 21

You can try freezing them so they don't go bad soon.

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@MarshaMusselman (38865)

• Midland, Michigan

5 Jul 21

So you eat them frozen or let them thaw some first? I've frozen grapes many times but never cherries. They're in the fridge and should be fine for now.

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@allen0187 (59704)

• Philippines

6 Jul 21

@MarshaMusselmani let it thaw first. Other times, I add it in smoothies or shakes. Sometimes, even in pancakes.

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@RebeccasFarm (91299)

• United States

12 Jul 21

Oh I could do with some nice ripe cherries here. I love them.

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@MarshaMusselman (38865)

• Midland, Michigan

15 Jul 21

Can't your get some at a decent price there?

@kaylachan (84742)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

5 Jul 21

It could be a combo of both. too much of anything isn't good for the body, no matter what it is.

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@MarshaMusselman (38865)

• Midland, Michigan

5 Jul 21

That's what I think too.

@prashu228 (37518)

• India

5 Jul 21

Healthy lifestyle..

..but why your system is not happy about it...

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@MarshaMusselman (38865)

• Midland, Michigan

5 Jul 21

Maybe because it's just too many? We're supposed to eat a wide range of produce.

@JudyEv (381960)

• Rockingham, Australia

5 Jul 21

I wonder if you can freeze those you can't/don't want to eat.

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@MarshaMusselman (38865)

• Midland, Michigan

5 Jul 21

Someone else thought that too. I may have to do that for some of them.

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@Janet357 (75638)

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5 Jul 21

maybe you can turn them into ice cream or shake.

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@MarshaMusselman (38865)

• Midland, Michigan

5 Jul 21

I thought I'd that but I'd have to remove the press first and not sure if want to take the extra time

@prinzcy (32299)

• Malaysia

5 Jul 21

No, I don't think your stomach will be happy with too many cherries

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@LadyDuck (502343)

• Italy

5 Jul 21

Cherries are hard to digest. The sugar in cherries can draw water into your digestive tract and this is the cause of bloating.

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@miftha (1622)

• Bekasi, Indonesia

5 Jul 21

Awesome, keep your health

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@MarshaMusselman (38865)

• Midland, Michigan

5 Jul 21

And so do you think the cherries are helping my health or making it worse?

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