Bounce That Cranberry

Bounce That Cranberry

Bounce That Cranberry- Whenever John "Peg-Leg" Webb poured a heap of cranberries down his stockpiling space stairs (his wooden leg made it difficult to convey them), he saw that just the firmest and the finest made it to the base—the wounded and ruined waited on the upper steps.

He understood then that the organic product's "bounceability" was the ideal test to particular the great from the awful. That was in 1880; today, a bob test still exists—a cranberry Olympics of sorts—yet rather than stairs, numerous agriculturists use something many refer to as a ricochet board separator. The berry contenders are dumped into a container, where they confront a gauntlet of calculated wooden sheets. Milder cranberries slump against the braces, sliding into a case put aside for the fertilizer pile.

Fairly sprightlier examples make the cut for the juicer, while the top-rack cranberries—the gold decoration victors—sling themselves in smooth post vaulting structure to the transport line beneath. Just these bouncy berries are bound for the table. So when you're measuring those entire cranberries for our Cranberry Upside-Down Cake, know they experienced very much an athletic adventure to make it to your kitchen.

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