Why do ripe fruits - especially when canned - smell bad?
On Jun 9, 11:46 pm, Omelet wrote:
snipped troll
You do this every year...
Last time it was on rec.food.cooking.
Get a life!
Excuse me. The questions I've asked about ripe fruits are not trolls.
I asking a serious question in a crosspost to all relevant newsgroups.
WTF does everyone think I am a spammer looking for attention?!
I did ask this question about ripe fruits last year. All I got was
nonsense responses -- some blaming it on my "genes" or nervous system.
Both which I know to be totally wrong.
Please abide by my humble request to answer my questions with serious,
rational answers [please, please, please]:
What chemicals are responsible for the foul smell of ripe fruits? Why
is the odor even worse if the fruits are canned?
I don't know what the answer is, but I do know that it is *not*
putricine, ethylene, butyric acid [or any acid/acidic substance for
that matter], ethanol, chemicals resulting from fungus, or chemicals
resulting from decomposition. In addition, the answer is nothing close
to what "Bill Penrose" [the goofball] claimed. I am guessing it is
most likely an organic substance [i.e. a compound containing carbon
and hydrogen] but none of those described above.
Please obey my desperate requests to answer rationally and as
correctly as you can. Please also keep out the jokes, humor, and off-
topic crap. It's not amusing.
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