Mouldy Plums

LeperousDust · 12-10-2008, 15:51

No my bollocks are just fine thanks...

But i do have a few plums that are mouldy which i was eating away until i realised i was eating them mouldy. Now they are perfectly ripe and very very juicy, and i don't want to throw them away so.... Can i just wash the mould off and eat? After doing a little reading around the interweb suggest the visible mould is only a fraction of what could be in/on the fruit? How ill can you really get from eating mould?

They're too nice to just throw away so i'm just weighing up pros and cons.

12-10-2008, 15:51	#1
LeperousDust Bananaman Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Liverpool/Edinburgh Posts: 4,817	Mouldy Plums No my bollocks are just fine thanks... But i do have a few plums that are mouldy which i was eating away until i realised i was eating them mouldy. Now they are perfectly ripe and very very juicy, and i don't want to throw them away so.... Can i just wash the mould off and eat? After doing a little reading around the interweb suggest the visible mould is only a fraction of what could be in/on the fruit? How ill can you really get from eating mould? They're too nice to just throw away so i'm just weighing up pros and cons. __________________