What’s Up DGC. Please check out the first installment of #Realbaked, the show that dares to crawl inside Scotty’s head!
This week I’m thinking about:
- Are oranges supposed to be orange or green?
- Are Tyson Wyngz really food
- What’s in Nutella? Surprise, it’s SUGAR!
- Respect the Bees!
Thanks and please comment below as this is where the conversation starts!
Thanks for the support #REALDGC
Liked this RealBaked. Good Stuff keep it up
Why does society have us believe oranges are supposed to be orange? Businesses have skewed our understanding of what’s real and natural. Education is critical to weed through the BS, everything revolves around $. They call it marketing, it should be called hype. Don’t eat frozen dinners, or most things frozen. Raw and whole is going to be best. Grow your plants and yourself organically. Long live the bees!
Growers ❤
It’s so true Led.cannabis, we treat our bodies like we treat the soil, “you’ll grow corn for the next 20 years and we’ll keep the plants alive on blue crystals that have all the chemicals needed for healthy growth.” Man that sounds like “you can just drink the protein shakes because they’ve got all the vitamins of a full meal!”
If you want some” real food” try Nutella (sugar In a jar for energy!) . And we wonder why everyone’s fat and sick.
i dig it scotty! thanks for making the extra little clip. a slightly deeper dive into some of the stuff a lot of us take for granted is right on the money. the profit margins on nutella must be outrageous seeing as that stuff is a few gmo nuts & a grip of sugar. yikes.
certainly gonna check these clips when you post them.
RealBaked great information!
Awesome video! Learned something new today.
So how do you know when an orange is ripe enough to pick?
wow i did not know oranges are green first..lol
I must not be high enough or just desensitized to all these immature green fruits and vegetables I grew up around. Listening to Scotty brought back memories of George Carlin pointing out the obvious in a unique way. You can see something everyday and not put much thought into it. As a kid the only answer I got was “they are not ripe yet” as an explanation to why the citrus, passion fruit, bananas, strawberries, tomatoes, etc etc etc were green. It’s pretty cool to find out certain flavonoids and terpenoids are responsible for the color change during ripening. Fruits and vegetables are typically picked based on size and shape and not always color down south.
just signed up bin listening for about 6 months.. i liked this little trip into scottys mind hope to see more
thank you for all you do. i learned alot from the DGC
greetings from denmark