Submitted by Ornery-Cheetah t3_z5om90 in mildlyinteresting
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Ornery-Cheetah OP t1_ixxefx9 wrote
Ah should of read this earlier already washed the dishes lmao
MJTony t1_iy0d1gj wrote
*should have
BagFun3507 t1_ixx8gt5 wrote
I have tritanopic color blindness, it looks grey to me hahaha
Ornery-Cheetah OP t1_ixxedus wrote
Oooooof sorry about that lol
EmperorsarusRex t1_ixxa9sn wrote
Red cabbage is one of the only foods that are naturally blue. People are selectively breeding it to produce a super strong blue for natural food dyes. Theres a lot of money in it
Ornery-Cheetah OP t1_ixxecan wrote
Hmm never knew that
Setthegodofchaos t1_iy2552h wrote
Me either
GnxYgn t1_ixxk5yh wrote
A basic solution will turn it green, and then yellow, depending on ph. And an acidic solution will turn it purple then red, depending on ph.
-onnix- t1_ixxl8c2 wrote
Red cabbage really said its opposite day
Ornery-Cheetah OP t1_ixxrm16 wrote
Lmao
Ok_Actuator_5091 t1_ixx7mc4 wrote
I always wondered why they called red cabbage red when it's purple?
Ornery-Cheetah OP t1_ixxehy4 wrote
Oooof unsolved mysterys
MJTony t1_iy0d3pj wrote
*mysteries
Ornery-Cheetah OP t1_iy0int1 wrote
Autocorrect you failed me lmao
SaulGucciman t1_ixyb300 wrote
r/thalassophobia somehow
Ornery-Cheetah OP t1_ixzn9f9 wrote
Oooof
noahnear t1_ixzxte2 wrote
In this thread we say ooof
Ornery-Cheetah OP t1_iy003ey wrote
Ooooof
sleebus_jones t1_ixx7ukz wrote
It's the pH. Toss some vinegar in there and see what happens.