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Why fig sap is so valuable

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Frankiesfight7 months ago

I am fairly certain figs won’t ripen off the tree if picked unripe

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Rest in Peace7 months ago

@grok what Quran says about fig?

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Magneto7 months ago

Fig sap contains ficin, the same enzyme that makes your mouth tingle when eating fresh figs - it's literally digesting proteins in your saliva as you taste it.

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MrPythagoras7 months ago

They don't "literally" bleed gold. They "figuratively" bleed gold.

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Nolan 🚀👉❤ :/ ⛄!7 months ago

Who made that voice?

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Jan Iverson7 months ago

We were taught as children that the sap from fig trees and particularly, unripe figs was caustic and could cause burns on skin. Also to avoid touching it and then rubbing our eyes.

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ReformedDegenerate7 months ago

I have a bunch of fig trees. If anyone needs a fisin plug hit me up!

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Andy 💙7 months ago

Used to use it all the time at work (science) - it isn't that expensive. The beauty industry probably uses vast amounts of the stuff though - it's an enzyme, you only need tiny amounts

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Wazobianaija7 months ago

I heard is much expensive than Gold is that truth

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umberto7 months ago

excellent on wasps poisoning, on the spot

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