OK, now am I doing it right? https://image.nostr.build/6230b1538025a5cc4ee6cc68846e26fcfb4fd8c07e067ee819b33edd04dfb70b.jpg nostr:nevent1qqst76c7yx2cr2m9wpl8g00qr40dejjayny6ttld0ja3u6mstvuqq0gpremhxue69uhkummnw3ez6ur4vgh8wetvd3hhyer9wghxuet59upzp5cw4x82vh5487g6hylkkv82284n83gxlp75nasq5yu6auq249g3qvzqqqqqqy3772wh
I proceeded to put hot peppers in the bottom but was too lazy to snap another picture. 🤣 nostr:nevent1qqszjf4qkwl65ydfa2ra30xrsqzpmvgg7ketxvwx3v35tzwq7th4smgppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0qgsdxr4f36n9a9fljx4e8a4np6j3aveu2phc04ylvq9p8xh0qz4f2ygrqsqqqqqpstnwrv
If you put hot peppers in with strawberries, do you get spicy strawberries? I was always afraid to put something like fruit in with aromatic things like peppers or garlic.
Apparently not. I was careful to put the peppers on the bottom so I didn't get any hot pepper seeds mixed in with my strawberries or tomatoes. It wasn't until they had been going for a few hours that it occurred to me that there might be a problem. Yay for unintentional science experiments! 🎉
Some sweet and spicy can be good. Who knows, spicy strawberries might be tasty. I'm glad things turned out as you desired.
Are ya freeze drying that fruit?