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Hi, I'm Jan from Kitchen Kitchen, and do bananas have seeds? Well, actually, a lot of people
think they do, but they do not have seeds at all. They're actually reproduced by planting
another branch into the ground and that's where the bananas come from. The banana fruit
actually grow in hanging clusters with up to twenty fruit to a tier. Both skin and inner
part can be eaten raw or cooked. Western cultures generally eat the inside raw and throw away
the skin while some Asian cultures generally eat both the skin and the inside cooked. Guess
what? Bananas are a valuable source of vitamin B-6, vitamin C, and potassium. We have some
great gadgets that demonstrate how to cut a banana into bite size pieces which are a
lot of fun. Simply take this gadget right here. Put it over the top of the banana. Push
it in, which pierces the skin and pull it back and check it out. It peels your banana
nice and easily. Then, once you peeled your banana, we have another fun gadget that will
actually take the banana and put it into light, nice slices. This gadget right here is great.
Just place the banana on the counter, take this gadget, line it up and give it a push.
And see, look at that! No seeds!