Why do Japanese people like to eat ripe bananas with black spots?
Bananas are so familiar and so popular that many people find ripe bananas with many dark spots in their shells. However, this is an extremely unfortunate waste.
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Bananas are so familiar and so popular that many people find ripe bananas with many dark spots in their shells. However, this is an extremely unfortunate waste.
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