stackyFACTSEating a pomegranate is a ridiculous return on investment. The fruit is essentially a leathery fortress tightly packing hundreds of tiny juice sacs around rigid seeds. Extracting them safely guarantees your hands will be stained blood-red for days, all for a snack that requires spitting out the crunchy core.
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