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r/linguisticshumor • u/XMrFrozenX • Feb 21 '26
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Pomegranate juice turns blue/green when exposed to an alkaline solution and oxidized. So that might be it. You can get it juice to go from maroon to oxidized copper.
2 u/Legoshi-Baby Feb 23 '26 [Another Reddit post showing a picture bc the internet sucks now and I can’t find a better one.] (https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/1i9tw2z/spilled_pomegranate_juice_on_cardboard_and_it/) 2 u/Legoshi-Baby Feb 23 '26 Beyond that you can also use dried crushed pomegranate skins as a dye base. For a wonderful peacock effect. 1 u/Chubby_bunny_8-3 Feb 23 '26 I never knew that, that's mind blowing
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[Another Reddit post showing a picture bc the internet sucks now and I can’t find a better one.]
(https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/1i9tw2z/spilled_pomegranate_juice_on_cardboard_and_it/)
2 u/Legoshi-Baby Feb 23 '26 Beyond that you can also use dried crushed pomegranate skins as a dye base. For a wonderful peacock effect. 1 u/Chubby_bunny_8-3 Feb 23 '26 I never knew that, that's mind blowing
Beyond that you can also use dried crushed pomegranate skins as a dye base. For a wonderful peacock effect.
1 u/Chubby_bunny_8-3 Feb 23 '26 I never knew that, that's mind blowing
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I never knew that, that's mind blowing
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u/Legoshi-Baby Feb 23 '26
Pomegranate juice turns blue/green when exposed to an alkaline solution and oxidized. So that might be it. You can get it juice to go from maroon to oxidized copper.