CAUTION: If you are in the least bit squeamish or easily grossed out, please do not continue reading.
If you were offended by my recent musings about runny noses and booger streaks, please scroll past this post.
If you gag at the thought of changing a diaper you do not want to proceed.
And if you fall into any of these categories, but decide to read anyway, do so at your own risk. Please don’t say I didn’t warn you.
Situation: I am the mother of a 14 month old boy. He is a great eater. Raisins are a particular favorite. He eats raisins regularly (no pun intended).
Question: when a raisin has completed the entire digestive journey fully intact, has it provided any nutritional value? There seem to be an awful lot of re-hydrated grapes in the Pampers these days.
Furthermore, did said raisin count as a serving of fruit?
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I have no advice but that is HILARIOUS!!!!
Thanks for makine me smile!
Oh geez…I was afraid there was a picture at first lol. Hmm I don't have a clue about your question though
Ha-ha! Thanks for making me laugh!! At first I was thinking there was going to be a picture too!! Have a wonderful day! =)
Hee Hee Hee! I think I would be pushing the "family friendly blog" concept a little too far if I start showing photos of those little treasures!! Glad I spared you the horrors.
I also know about the power of re-hydrated raisins. Husband was home with the kids and caught our 20 month old daughter sticking a rasin up her nose. He stopped her of course, however, he did not know there were 3 more up that same nostril. The next morning our daughter's eye kept tearing and after examining her a bit more I was able to remove a very plump raisin from her nostril. After noticing a "dark area" with the glow of a flashlight we took her to the doctor who was able to pull two more out of her sinus. Annie was watched VERY closely while eating from then on