How does the milk get in a coconut?!


Question:

How does the milk get in a coconut?

It doesn't seep in or anything, does it?


Answers:
ha! no it doesnt seep in, the "milk" of a coconut is first of all only found in mature coconuts. green coconuts have "water" in them, so as the green coconuts mature their "water" condenses and their meat gets white and coconutty and the liquid inside becomes white and thicker all the while getting smaller.

I found a simple homemade procedure to make a coconut milk.

Check out this link: (--,)
http://www.asianrecipesonline.com/cookin...

Reminds me of another conundrum - about who wraps the peanuts in brown paper before they seal them in the shells.
The milk, in order to get inside a coconut shell, would have to come from someplace else that makes milk. DUH !!!
It DOES seep in, from the tree where the coconut grows, which makes it using water that it sucks out of the earth where it grows.

at night lactating mothers who have eaten too much coconut go to the trees and and express excess milk into the coconut that explains the spots at the bottom of the coconut!

MWAHAHAHAHA >: D




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