If you are a regular consumer of bananas, you would have noticed that sometimes a banana will split open and the portion covered by the split looks just like a half. Is this because of improper cutting or is it simply a genetic defect? There has been much speculation on this question, but no one seems to know the real reason why doing bananas split open. Well, today I will explore 3 reasons and I will show you how to avoid the embarrassing spectacle! Here they are!
The first reason is due to the actual hand of the banana. The actual banana splits open when it is cut open and the pieces of the skin fly outwards. This results in a stinging sensation on the finger as the bits of skin and the finger come into contact. If the bits of skin land directly on your finger, there is a high risk of you getting a pruritic rash (also known as “toothache”). So watch out for this. There are a number of ways to prevent this from happening.
The second reason is due to the shape of a banana. If the banana is cut open and the pieces of skin fly out, the majority of the large surface area will come into contact with your finger. Unless you hold the banana up to your nose, you will not be able to smell the banana before it hits you finger. If you do smell it, try to rub it away quickly – do not hold the banana near your nose for too long! It will take a few minutes before you notice that it has made contact with your skin. However, if you hold the banana up to your nose, the aroma will come through clearly!
The third reason why doing bananas split open is due to poor cutting techniques. A banana peeler is an essential tool to help remove a ripe banana. The peeler has an inner surface that is concave. The inside surface is concave because it is made of paper – just like the newspaper on your freshly folded newspaper. It is important to apply pressure to the peeler.
Once the banana has been peeled, the pieces of skin often stick together. Although the pieces of skin do not stick together permanently, if they stick together for any longer than a few seconds, the rest of the banana may have come open. To slice a banana, hold the slice upright with the cut side down. Slide the hand along the length of the banana. When you reach the end of the banana, be sure to slide your hand off and move to another part of the banana.
Another reason why doing bananas split open is if the banana has been cut too flat. Not all swings are created equally. Even when you are using the best golf swing technique, the odds are that the ball of your club will travel a different distance from the center of the club head if you are playing with a flat banana. If the club has not dropped significantly from the center of your stance, the ball of your club will travel farther than if you have a banana which is concave. This is why it is important to learn how to properly position yourself so that you can hit a nice golf swing with maximum power.
It’s easy to tell if you have a slice if you notice that the club head is traveling further than it should be. A lot of new golfers have a habit of trying to correct their swings by adjusting the club to get it to square. Square club heads have a higher trajectory than when clubs are square. This means that they travel further and straighter than swings which are square. To fix a slice, simply move your golf club a little forward until the ball of your club is square with your stance.
To fix a slice, make sure that your grip is good. This will ensure that you can square the club up and that you are swinging the club correctly. If you are not sure whether your grip is correct, ask for some help from an instructor or professional. There are many videos available on the Internet which show how to hold a club so that it will be easier for you to hit it correctly and cure your slice if it exists.
