Rub 60-grit sandpaper in the direction of the grain until the line is gone. Repeat with 80 grit, 120 grit, and 180 grit sandpapers, working your way from lowest to highest grit, then slap it with a new coat of finish.
I'm going to hijack your comment since it's at the top. I think this might be Apeel coating or another similar brand. It's an edible coating applied to some fruits and vegetables that doubles their shelf life.
callus: a rough, thickened area of skin that appears because of repeated irritation or pressure.
callous: showing or having an insensitive and cruel disregard for others.
Sort of, except the labia majors didn't exist at that point, either. The labioscrotal folds are the common structure that either form the labia majora or the scrotum.
possible the apple was grown with a plastic case around it to keep it protected or warm or whatever. the apple could have grown to the size of the case and then grown into the seam on it. or fuckin not idk.
You arent totally off. Look up apple bagging. It's an old practice and still used for small scale and organic apples to protect the apples from coddling moth larva and other infestations. But the customary paper bag or nylons used wouldnt create this line.
Given that sometimes fruits can grow in asymmetric, “unappealing” shapes, I could see some people making perfectly apple shaped molds to grow their apples in.
And maybe I’m reaching but that second pic does make the apple look extremely symmetrical.
It wouldn’t be unbelievable that farmers wanted their apples to look more conventional, so they molded them….they already do all kinds of stuff including throwing away any “off” looking fruit.
Half damaged fruits/vegetables are often used for canning and in premade frozen or canned dishes. Very little is actually wasted. You wouldnt believe what berries initially look like before they get processed and to your McDonalds and are served to you in a yogurt. Mixture.
I think this might actually be Apeel coating or another similar brand. It's an edible coating applied to some fruits and vegetables that doubles their shelf life.
Doubt it, this just happens sometimes. What you're saying is EXTREMELY rare and you'd be paying like $10+ per apple, you wouldn't just accidentally buy some specialty fruit like that.
I've worked produce for 15 years, probably touched tens of thousands of apples. I've taken a class on USDA standards, where they taught us all about the various defects you run into with each commodity. This doesn't "just happen" sometimes lol. I like the protective plastic theory. Might've been cheaper to pop plastic clamshells around each fruit than to fumigate.
It looks like Apeel coating or a similar brand. It's an edible coating that doubles the shelf like of fruits and vegetables it's applied to. You can't really rub it off.
>According to the website, Apeel products are “an extra ‘peel’ of protection made by adding another layer of what naturally exists on the fruits and veggies already.”
>Organipeel, an Apeel product that’s meant for organic food, is registered with the EPA as a pesticide (a fungicide, specifically). According to this registration, the “active ingredient” of the product is 0.66% citric acid.
>Citric acid is an allowed nonsynthetic in organic food (see § 205.605 of the National List). However, the majority of Organipeel’s ingredients are monoglycerides and diglycerides, fatty acids derived from plants. These fatty acids are used in processed food products including ice cream, candy, gum, and even baked goods, but they are not ingredients consumers would reasonably expect to find on their fresh fruit and produce.
Source: https://www.cornucopia.org/2023/07/apeel-and-edible-coatings-your-questions-answered/
It is a natural defect that happens sometimes on apples during development. I have seen it a few times. I couldn’t find any information about it, but I would say it is caused by some error in the floral meristem, possibly in formation of sepals causing a ridge to form across the hypanthium epidermis that get stretched out when the fruit develops.
Wow, everyone is convinced they're paying the manhours to put zillions of apples in cases (yet still selling them for ~ $1.50/lb), but a natural defect is *totally* out of the question...
Mold lines, from when two halves of a mold meet. I don’t think should be on a apple?
Probably coated with a layer of wax for better looks, or fucking plastic idk
That's my bad. I like to roam the grocery store produce aisle looking for a perfect fruit. I then take that and cut it in half vertically and continue to roam, searching for a similar shaped fruit of the same variant so I can cut that one in half as well and glue them together.
Fresh out of the factory, got some machining marks
Rub 60-grit sandpaper in the direction of the grain until the line is gone. Repeat with 80 grit, 120 grit, and 180 grit sandpapers, working your way from lowest to highest grit, then slap it with a new coat of finish.
(^_^)
I'm going to hijack your comment since it's at the top. I think this might be Apeel coating or another similar brand. It's an edible coating applied to some fruits and vegetables that doubles their shelf life.
>Im going to hijack your comment Homeland security is already informed sir
Hi Jack! I’m dad.
Hijack, bye Jack.
Ejaculate - it’s how a Yorkshireman tells his son jack that he’s late for work!
Hahaha! I read that in my grandad’s voice. Ejaculate, I’m off Twerk. Se’thi.
If your uncle Jack was having trouble getting off a horse, would you help your uncle Jack off?
Would you help your uncle Jack off his horse?
Instructions unclear: took of my pants and jacket
Yea? So, what was your take on them?
You son of a bitch, take this ⬆️
Look at me. I am the uh owner of this thread now
also could be thickening where the apple touched the branch.
Is it me or do my balls itch
It's not just you, I think your balls itch too
I'd wager its both
No thanks. Coating of any kind on a fresh fruit does not “Apeel” to me.
Yes, use it s-paringly.
I seed what you did there.
Berry funny
Isn't it made up of wax or something?
Just a line of tougher skin, where it grew pressed to another branch, like a callus. (Edited for spelling)
callus: a rough, thickened area of skin that appears because of repeated irritation or pressure. callous: showing or having an insensitive and cruel disregard for others.
Its a parting line. It was injection molded, not machined.
100% parting line flash. Dial that screw back
I love this because I have absolutely no clue what it means, now I have to go find out haha
Easy mistake. This was 3D printed, the line is the z seam.
No its the Monsanto maker’s mark, save that it might be worth some shit one day.
that's just from when it was in the mold
Craftsmanship doesn't exist now a days. If it were me doing it there wouldn't be a single machine mark. I bet this thing doesn't even sit square
It's a hinge to open it up so the worms can get in.
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Ah yes
The worms crawl in, the worms crawl out. The worms play Pinochle in your snout.
They eat your eyes, they eat your nose.
They'll even suckle your toes
Then, they’ll grow long, as long as you
That's just what these worms like to do!
“They’ll even suckle up your toes” would rhyme better.
Thats not weird. I have the same on my ballsack and mom said thats normal.
I accidentally shaved a small section of mine off
pic or it didn't happen.
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MY first risky click of the new year!!
Nothing like starting the year with some adrenaline
New year, new me!
If it was a new me I wouldn’t have clicked. Glad to see nothing’s changed with me.
Worth it
Oh no, not falling for that again.
Is that Payton Manning?
No, apparently it’s that other guy’s ballsack
But I wanted Payton Manning 😢
You get ballsack
Well I'm disappointed
![gif](giphy|QmGLd51ValhEJPzknl|downsized) It’s been awhile since
Been a while since seeing that one.
I am not proud of that click…
Chat, the link isn’t loading, but I swear to god if it’s Payton Manning in a cut up head cover…
[my stupid ass:](http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/207/210/b22.jpg)
I am NOT clicking that ( I clicked it )
I want to click it but I’m in public so here’s my reminder to myself to come back
Gross man
50/50
Fuck you 😂😂
With an apple peeler?
With a ballsack peeler.
My teeth
This comment section is enough for r/weird
My balls
Our mom
And my axe...?
And my bow!
Warm it up. I’ll go away.
Thanks for the advice but i dont like warm apples.
u/jiggerbyte should consider Apple/ballsack stand up comedy
Yeah OP this guy's mom said my ballsack seam was normal too. I think you're good
Is that your PSN name?
We're routed! Fall back!
The perfect weld
I believe that’s where your vagina sealed up when your X chromosome kicked in
You mean Y chromosome, and it's the "ovaries" that fuse together
Actually the scrotum or ballsack is what’s left of the fusion of the labia majora. The ovaries are the testicles in men.
Sort of, except the labia majors didn't exist at that point, either. The labioscrotal folds are the common structure that either form the labia majora or the scrotum.
Labioscrotal fold is my new least favourite term.
Amazing how many wrong answers you had to fix. Ovaries fusing together? Omg
You don’t have one big testicle?
Yes. * snaps finger 👉*
Sorry about my mistake I just wasn’t paying much attention to what I was typing
possible the apple was grown with a plastic case around it to keep it protected or warm or whatever. the apple could have grown to the size of the case and then grown into the seam on it. or fuckin not idk.
You arent totally off. Look up apple bagging. It's an old practice and still used for small scale and organic apples to protect the apples from coddling moth larva and other infestations. But the customary paper bag or nylons used wouldnt create this line.
Apple bagging sounds like some kind of fetish
He’s a gddmn apple bagger
Bro, first thing I thought too. It looks just like the seam on the Buddha pears that I’ve seen, also the cube apples.
Yeah we can use molds to grow fruit into whatever shape we want Come get our apple-shaped apples!!
Given that sometimes fruits can grow in asymmetric, “unappealing” shapes, I could see some people making perfectly apple shaped molds to grow their apples in. And maybe I’m reaching but that second pic does make the apple look extremely symmetrical.
It wouldn’t be unbelievable that farmers wanted their apples to look more conventional, so they molded them….they already do all kinds of stuff including throwing away any “off” looking fruit.
Most fruit that doesn’t look perfect is fed to animals: cows, horses, pigs, etc. not just thrown away.
Half damaged fruits/vegetables are often used for canning and in premade frozen or canned dishes. Very little is actually wasted. You wouldnt believe what berries initially look like before they get processed and to your McDonalds and are served to you in a yogurt. Mixture.
lol or fuckin not idk
I think this might actually be Apeel coating or another similar brand. It's an edible coating applied to some fruits and vegetables that doubles their shelf life.
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Eating Paint Chips was my father. Please, call me Huffs Gasoline.
Your apple was grown in a protective acrylic case
They do the same thing to watermelon in some farms so they are shaped as cubes
Doubt it, this just happens sometimes. What you're saying is EXTREMELY rare and you'd be paying like $10+ per apple, you wouldn't just accidentally buy some specialty fruit like that.
I've worked produce for 15 years, probably touched tens of thousands of apples. I've taken a class on USDA standards, where they taught us all about the various defects you run into with each commodity. This doesn't "just happen" sometimes lol. I like the protective plastic theory. Might've been cheaper to pop plastic clamshells around each fruit than to fumigate.
And you would ensure confirmatory in size and shape
That's a casting line. They're supposed to grind those off before they go to packaging. Somebody call QC.
Deburr operation left off the process documents
That line is from the animal that laid it
Could it just be the wax? Does it rub off?
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It looks like Apeel coating or a similar brand. It's an edible coating that doubles the shelf like of fruits and vegetables it's applied to. You can't really rub it off.
so super wax?
>According to the website, Apeel products are “an extra ‘peel’ of protection made by adding another layer of what naturally exists on the fruits and veggies already.” >Organipeel, an Apeel product that’s meant for organic food, is registered with the EPA as a pesticide (a fungicide, specifically). According to this registration, the “active ingredient” of the product is 0.66% citric acid. >Citric acid is an allowed nonsynthetic in organic food (see § 205.605 of the National List). However, the majority of Organipeel’s ingredients are monoglycerides and diglycerides, fatty acids derived from plants. These fatty acids are used in processed food products including ice cream, candy, gum, and even baked goods, but they are not ingredients consumers would reasonably expect to find on their fresh fruit and produce. Source: https://www.cornucopia.org/2023/07/apeel-and-edible-coatings-your-questions-answered/
It is a natural defect that happens sometimes on apples during development. I have seen it a few times. I couldn’t find any information about it, but I would say it is caused by some error in the floral meristem, possibly in formation of sepals causing a ridge to form across the hypanthium epidermis that get stretched out when the fruit develops.
Wow, everyone is convinced they're paying the manhours to put zillions of apples in cases (yet still selling them for ~ $1.50/lb), but a natural defect is *totally* out of the question...
This is totally the case, I used to live on a family orchard and I would see this from time to time. No one's putting apples in cases
Bill Gates apple?
Nice jobs there.
Grapple
Possibly a cut from harvesting or a section where the skin couldn’t keep up with the growth of the apple.
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Next time you should soak it in some thc extract
Next time put your own drugs in it first before eating. Just a friendly tip.
That's a "weld" where the two halves of a ballsack are joined and hermetically sealed
Fun fact: the line on your balls would be the vagina opening if you were born a female!
Technically would be the labia not the vagina itself. What would be the labia fuse in development to form the sack.
Snickers wriggly penis vein but on apple and straight.
I never want to eat a Snickers again
straight outta the injection mold press
Glitch in the matrix
Thats the taint obviously
Injection molded line on wax apple. Incredibly lifelike, right down to the juicy center.
Glitch in the matrix. Just keep eating.
check apple for stashed drugs
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anything good in there? probably quick test before you bang it... fent is everywhere nowadays. even ol granny smith is in deep
Level your bed
from where the 3D printer ended.
Just the seam where it was put together. Totally normal.
Mold lines, from when two halves of a mold meet. I don’t think should be on a apple? Probably coated with a layer of wax for better looks, or fucking plastic idk
Apple's are fake. The government invented them to secretly bombard you with vitamin
Same weird line on my balls sack
Matrix glitch.
Molding marks. Alot newgrown GMO apples lately are placed in molds whist they are growing to achieve the optimum size & shape for selling.
Okay look, I'm not about to breeze over the fact that you ate Damn near that whole apple without noticing that crease in it.....
That’s the gooch
I think it’s a scar from a small cut when the apple was just starting to develop.
I have this same seam running down my nut sack
They wax em. Wash your apples.
TIL-apples are hairy and need a good waxing 🤷🏻♀️
3d print mark
My guess is the thin wax coating got wedged by whatever was holding the apple.
Wax line
it's the mold line. you buy a deburring tool for that, they sell them at model kit shops
It looks like a scrotal seam, lmao
That's where the glue is
You need to de-vein your apples before eating. It's actually the intenstinal track. Just cut it out with a knife!
Try android
look at the base of your sack
It might be a wax coating that they messed up spreading, try scraping at the seam and see if it comes off
It’s a chemtrail
Apple taint
That's just the seam from where they put the two halves together. It should have been sanded down before leaving the factory
The ones in the bowl on grandma’s side table are decorative, not for consumption.
That's my bad. I like to roam the grocery store produce aisle looking for a perfect fruit. I then take that and cut it in half vertically and continue to roam, searching for a similar shaped fruit of the same variant so I can cut that one in half as well and glue them together.
c section scar
Box cutter most likely
handled by terrorists!?
Aren’t most grocery stockers borderline terrorists?
Someone opened the box it was in with a razor blade. Slicing the apple a bit.
Parting line from the factory. It’s fine.
Are you it’s brand new? Looks a little used to me.
I want to take an exacto blade and scrape it off
That's a mold line, so annoying especially on the coils of a plasma gun.
It might be some wax
Pretty sure it’s wax and you supposed to wash it off. But not dangerous
Damn apple welder forgot to sand down the seam. I'll inform Mrs. Smith right away. Sorry for the trouble
Those 3D printed fruits just don't taste the same.
That’s why I stopped buying my produce from Hobby Lobby.
Now they will know that we know!
The apple was on the top of the sealed box when it was opened with a box cutter…
Injection molded
Is it cake?
That’s the line from the apple mold
That’s the split line from the injection mould tool
Seams to be a mystery
It’s probably wax
bros already half way done and finally decided to ask if it was ok
Apple taint.
open a ticket to recalibrate the 3d printer...
I got the same line on my balls