The Secret of the Strawberry Pincushion

The Secret of the Strawberry Pincushion

An often overlooked secret lies within the heart of the baby strawberry... In this video I reveal just what that secret is!

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[mothersmoonchild]

My goodness I am so surprised thank you for that.

[ashleys]

I always thought it was a chili pepper attached to the tomato for fun. The things you learn 🤔

[trevethan]

Wow very cool I just picked one ov these tonight thanks

[oldtimerlee]

Pinch the "Baby Strawberry" between your fingers. Insert pin into the area you've pinched. Puts pressure on the emery, which, in turn, causes it to do a better (quicker) job of sharpening your pin. BTW, larger strawberries, without the tomato pincushion, are available. I have a couple of them, bought over the years, specifically to sharpen pins. The larger ones, do a better job, IMO.

[jeanwragg]

The filling in the tiny strawberry is emery. Tfs

[sherrythamez]

well i never knew that. Thank you! lol

[marksmith]

OMG I forgot about that, I knew it 50+ years ago, My grand mother taught me about it when I was 5-7 years old. Those really important things in life we forget

[MeowmeowAlexandra]

How many times do you need to poke it into the baby strawberry until it's at maximum sharpness?

[leiza]

And here I thought this little thing is a tomato! 🍅🤦🏻‍♀️😂

[pjaneheil]

The filling used in the tiny strawberry is called " crushed walnut shells" I've done the research on the tiny strawberry