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you have an avocado, squeeze it lightly and it autopeels to
reveal the delicious fruit effortlessly. It has been spiral
laser
engraved to function rather like pop open biscuits
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I'm not sure this would work. Avocado flesh adheres
quite strongly to the skin - I think you'd just wind up
with mush stuck to strips of skin. |
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Howevertheless, [beany], there is an experiment you
can do. Just use a sharp knife to scribe your spiral
pattern. If that doesn't work, lasers ain't gonna help. |
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It's a long shot, but with peaches you can make them peal
really easily by blanching. What happens if you heat the
skin all over with the laser to help it peal, then spiral cut
it? |
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It seems to me that this might cause the fruit to spoil
faster, but who knows. |
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Sounds safer than an explosive charge embedded in the pit,
but not nearly as much fun. + |
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//I'm not sure this would work. Avocado flesh adheres quite strongly to the skin// |
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If you lased at a tangent to the surface you could cut it free. And you'd stutter the beam so that it was held in place prior to peeling.
I leave the spoilage issue to someone more capable of wild speculation. |
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If you infused the avocado with CO2, it could pop/peel itself. |
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If you infused the avocado with tequila you could call it a
Snot Shot. Or not. |
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