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Sources- PMID 27405361 𝒟𝑒𝑜𝓃𝓃𝑒𝒶 on TT Alcohol forms naturally in fruit through a process called fermentation, which occurs when wild yeasts present on the fruit skin feed on its natural sugars. These microscopic yeasts break down the sugars, producing tiny amounts of ethanol alcohol and carbon dioxide gas as natural byproducts. As fruit ripens, softens, or stays stored for a few days, this natural process accelerates, creating small trace amounts of alcohol within the fruit's flesh. Because fermentation happens so easily in nature, trace levels of alcohol can be found in many everyday foods and drinks that are not labeled as alcoholic beverages. Common items like overripe bananas, fresh fruit juices, yogurt, kefir, and even freshly baked bread contain minute quantities of alcohol, usually well under half a percent by volume. These amounts are so tiny that the human body easily metabolizes them without any intoxicating effects. #ethanol #alcohol #fruit

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