You know you're a parent when you spend 20 minutes of a romantic dinner talking about how awesome your new banana saver is.
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hahahaha adorable!
ReplyDeleteLOL that is adorable!
ReplyDeleteha! so true :)
ReplyDeleteshut it up! ugghhhh... why am i not an out of the box thinker who can create life changing contraptions like banana savers?!
ReplyDeletehonestly, the banana becomes an even greater on the go snack with the new banana saver.... a+ !
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What a cool little contraption! I need this!
ReplyDeleteI saw someone with one of those yesterday and I couldn't believe what a great idea it was!
ReplyDeleteAre they going to come out with a line for all the fruits? ;-)
We have one too! Got it in Little Tokyo at the 98 cent store. It's my new favorite thing to give to kids (and parents) as an inexpensive gift! Would be awesome as a kid's party favor...
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we were ruining our diaper bag with squished bananas; it's like the best thing ever, even though it's so random! :)
ReplyDeletesuper cute!
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OMG, I need one of those! I always throw bananas in my purse for a snack and they end up smooshed!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! I was looking at one these earlier. I really need one of those.
ReplyDeleteha! so funny! i actually wanted to buy one of these for my dad because he looves his bananas, but didn't know if "one size fits all"!
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bahaha, that is awesome!
ReplyDeleteHahaha. I love this!
ReplyDeletemy life is now complete!
ReplyDeleteMy mum bought me one of these after I ruined all my school books (and my geography coursework!) a few too many times, life saver!
ReplyDeleteIt's really common in Sweden, I got one from my boyfriend ( I'm French) and I've been calling it my banana holder :)
ReplyDeletehahaha soooo TRUE!!! we spent our alone time last night playing with our son's latest toys!!??!
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They have a banana bunker at the MOMA design store in SoHo. I have one and they actually are accordian so it moves with the shape of the banana. Oh, best believe my friends and I all bought one when we last went to New York. And took pictures with them in Times Square (dorky, I know).
ReplyDeleteIn UK, you can get these at Wilkinson lol... just saw them the other day. Utterly fascinating!!
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I saw this in Japan at the 100 yen store.. for 100 yen! ($1) Completely hilarious but oddly useful!
ReplyDeleteI could have used one of these today. By the time I got to work the banana that I had tossed into my bag had turned into mush.
ReplyDeletewow, it's sad how in love with that i am. gotta have one!
ReplyDeleteomg, i want to check out moma! :)
ReplyDeleteYou know you're a parent (and getting old!) when you watch Dazed and Confused for the first time ever a couple of nights ago on Netflix and end up in a heated discussion with your partner over what an appropriate curfew is for a high school freshman (even though your kids are all under the age of 8) :)
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I've had the banana bunker for years- love it, but it totally looks like a dildo when there's no banana in it.
Not just parents! They were a big thing for a bit at my sister's school (she's 16).
ReplyDeleteAdd this to the, "F%#!$, why didn't I think of this?!!" list. I'd say it's pretty genius- or if not, just damn practical.
ReplyDelete...or when youre more excited over your new vacuum cleaner than your new pair of riding boots you just bought for the fall...
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Hah! Just a week ago, I thought to myself that I needed something like this and I knew some mom had probably already invented it. Almost googled it, but got distracted. Thanks for the tip!
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness, this is so genius. i've needed this my whole life!
ReplyDeletehahaa this is fantastic. just the other day my boyfriend went to grab my keys out of my bag and said 'WHY is there a banana in your purse?'. um, cause i might get hungry, duh. and i'm not even a parent! ;)
ReplyDeletelol. awesome! xoxo
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Oh my gosh, our first baby will not be here until December but I totally want one for myself :)
ReplyDeleteI just bought a Wonder Bread Sandwich Saver. And I'm not a mom yet. I love this kind of stuff!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME! I have to get this.
ReplyDeleteI really need this. I always take bananas to uni with me, but they always get smashed and bruised from all the books I carry around. I often end up throwing them away. What an ingeniously simple concept!
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing. My banana's get mooshy before I get a chance to eat them, and I like them better when they aren't soft!!
ReplyDeleteso funny this post! i just bought one for my girl (8 years) who never wanted a banana to school (she is more an apple-girl)... and finally i bought her the banana saver.. just in time before she is to old and embarassed by it!
ReplyDeleteIt's great, although NOT new. I've seen this in lots of stores in Sweden for about ten years. And yes, it works! :D
ReplyDeletegah! i just got one of these as a gift. truly awesome.
ReplyDeletewoah, what a good idea!
ReplyDeleteYou reminded me that I wanted this! I hate bruised bananas!
ReplyDeleteIt's the little things. Although, I think the saying is, "You know you're a parent when you talk about your child's bowel movments in casual conversation." No?
ReplyDeleteWow. That's pretty amazing. I just glanced over at my counter with a bruised ended half baby eaten banana and thought...holy crap my kitchen is a mess!!! haha
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