Fruit emergency.

[JaneSmith]

I've just eaten almost a kilo of cherries. First ones of the season, and oh so delicious. I was at the supermarket and there they were, calling me. I bought a small bag, knowing I would eat them all as soon as I got home, and I did. Divine.
However, I'm now slightly concerned about tomorrow. I have to be at an event for most of the morning, so I must make sure I'm near a loo at all times. Blast my lack of self control! But I love cherries so.

Has anyone else done this? Binged on their favourite fruit to the point of tummy ache, sore lips, or ... poop issues?

 

[Laila619]

LOL!

I lurve cherries too. I spent $11 on a bag at the grocery store.

I don't usually have any issues though.

 

[monarch64]

Can you take some Immodium (sp?) or something with you tomorrow? Too much fruit can really loosen you up, unfortunately. Or sometimes, fortunately.

 

[movie zombie]

yes, experienced divine ecstasy eating fresh cherries only the next day to have "poop" issues....know here the bathrooms are and how to get their quickly, in hindsight [LOL] I'd do it again!

 

[kenny]

Enjoy getting your cherry pooped.





(I double checked my spelling.)

 

[LLJsmom]

Enjoy getting your cherry pooped.





(I double checked my spelling.)

 

[LaraOnline]

My husband bought me one of those 3kg boxes of cherries at a fruit festival one year...ate the lot within a weekend.
eeep

 

[4ever]

We had huge Feijoa bushes In our yard growling up. When they were in fruit we would gorge ourselves on them until we were almost sick.

I would love to devour ridiculous quantities of cherries but they are so expensive here!

 

[dk168]

I can't help but think of the scenes involving cherries in the film "Witches of Eastwick"!!!

DK

 

[chrono]

I love fresh dark cherries too and tend to binge on them a little too happily. Just watch out for the extra fibre and you'll be well prepared.

 

[pregcurious]

No issues, but I LOVE Rainier cherries.

 

[missy]

No issues, but I LOVE Rainier cherries.

Huge ditto here. I eat dozens of the Ranier cherries at a time easily with no issues. I just cannot stop eating them. They are oh so good.
Another reason to love Costco btw because they are not too expensive there.

Jane, I don't think you will have problems a day after eating them unless your digestive system is sort of slow...hope it doesn't affect you and you enjoy the event without any cherry consequences!

 

[Dancing Fire]

If your a cherry lover then come to Ca. and eat them off the trees.. The best Ca. cherries are shipped off to Japan.

 

[mr_kroshka]

Enjoy getting your cherry pooped.


(I double checked my spelling.)

I thought Kenny would ask about the cherry seeds - "Did you spit or swallow"

 

[canuk-gal]

HI:

Oh the cherry poops!

Eat a couple of bananas.

cheers--Sharon

 

[mary poppins]

Oh yeah, I get cherry-sick from the first bag of cherries every summer. I'm so excited they're back and they taste so good that I can't stop eating them. A couple of hours later, I'm on the couch moaning with my hands on my stomach. I've even had to cancel plans as a result.

My dad does the same thing.

DH doesn't understand.

Hopefully I'll exercise more self-control this year.

 

[JaneSmith]

Good news everyone! Apparently I've developed bowels of steel! Off to buy another bag of sweet sweet cherries.


BTW, I love all the replies.

 

[yennyfire]

No issues, but I LOVE Rainier cherries.

+1 and the added bonus is that they don't stain clothes like red cherries so my kids can devour them and I don't have to deal with scrubbing red stains out of their clothing!!

 

[GliderPoss]

"Bowels of Steel" Wish I had those...

 

[AGBF]

When we lived in our last house in Connecticut we did not, at first, realize we had a massive old cherry tree in our back yard. We found out when we started to see cherry pits on the ground. Our dog had been eating the fallen fruit.

Deb/AGBF

 

[JaneSmith]

When we lived in our last house in Connecticut we did not, at first, realize we had a massive old cherry tree in our back yard. We found out when we started to see cherry pits on the ground. Our dog had been eating the fallen fruit.

Deb/AGBF

 

[manderz]

When we lived in our last house in Connecticut we did not, at first, realize we had a massive old cherry tree in our back yard. We found out when we started to see cherry pits on the ground. Our dog had been eating the fallen fruit.

Deb/AGBF

 

[asscherisme]

I've just eaten almost a kilo of cherries. First ones of the season, and oh so delicious. I was at the supermarket and there they were, calling me. I bought a small bag, knowing I would eat them all as soon as I got home, and I did. Divine.
However, I'm now slightly concerned about tomorrow. I have to be at an event for most of the morning, so I must make sure I'm near a loo at all times. Blast my lack of self control! But I love cherries so.

Has anyone else done this? Binged on their favourite fruit to the point of tummy ache, sore lips, or ... poop issues?

My 15 year old daughter did this just over the weekend. I brought home cherries and she ate them ALL! In one afternoon! She was fine today. She was nervous she would not be because she is in summer school but no problems She apologized the rest of us didn't get any cherries. She felt embarrassed she ate them all.

 

[AGBF]

When we lived in our last house in Connecticut we did not, at first, realize we had a massive old cherry tree in our back yard. We found out when we started to see cherry pits on the ground. Our dog had been eating the fallen fruit.

Jane Smith posted the the photo of the astonished dog. Biscuit, our Lab, actually never gave us a clue by his demeanor in the house that he was consuming vast quantities of cherries in the backyard. He was never fazed by anything, including fireworks; thunderstorms; and major surgery.

Deb/AGBF

 

[JaneSmith]

OMG, he's adorable!

 

[AGBF]

OMG, he's adorable!

Thank you. He was my heart dog, but I lost him-I had to have him euthanized for health reasons-in 2008. He certainly left his mark in the world, however. He was a terror. We adopted him when he was two and he came with some very interesting ideas. One idea was that it was his duty to guard the front door (not the back). So he bit any stranger on our front steps unless we let the person inside and shut the door. As I have said here before, when you tell a person to come in and shut the door (to save himself from being bitten), but a 110 pound Lab is viciously lunging at him, coming in seems counter-intuitive.

Deb