introHow to Bottle a Fruit
Trying to fit an apple into a bottle is pretty tough, and will probably result in crushed apple everywhere. But, how do I get the whole apple into the bottle without squishing it in there? Grow it!
This is an experiment that I tried beginning at the start of summer, and concluded it this weekend. Well, I actually forgot about it.
I have no experience in the field of bottling fruits, nor do I have any clue about what I am doing and how to get the best results. It is a fun way to trick your friends, and impress them.
Please let me know what works for you because I am sure others are interested as well.
This is an experiment that I tried beginning at the start of summer, and concluded it this weekend. Well, I actually forgot about it.
I have no experience in the field of bottling fruits, nor do I have any clue about what I am doing and how to get the best results. It is a fun way to trick your friends, and impress them.
Please let me know what works for you because I am sure others are interested as well.

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step 1Gather Your Materials
- A fruit tree with budding fruits
- Glass Bottle, either thick neck or tight neck. (It depends on how much you want to trick your friends)
- Zip ties to hold the bottle in place
- Time

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Jul 20, 2010. 10:14 PMRedrogue
says:
Hah, I thought you dried a whole apple and rehydrated it in the bottle.
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Jul 31, 2009. 9:36 AMhishealer
says:
Some fruits can be shaped by cutaway plastic bottles. For example,
small square watermelons, as the rumor goes.
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Jul 20, 2009. 11:56 AMA good name
says:
Oh man I've seen this before... It's awesome.
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May 18, 2009. 8:58 AMgjm
says:
When I was in Europe they were selling some kind of liquor with a pear
in it and I was told this was how they did it. I just bought a nectarine
tree; perhaps I see some nectarine flavored vodka in the future....
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Oct 29, 2008. 2:15 AM
Kryptonite
says:
Kryptonite
says:
Whoah, epic!!! It's so simple, yet so awesomistificated. If you do this again, I'd suggest updating the picture, the mouldy fruit looks abit unappealing.Lolz, no one will see this coming when I bring to school a bottle with an apple in it. This is what they should do to maths teachers! When they're very young, stick them in a bottle! If only you could do it when they're fully grown and teaching...
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Oct 30, 2008. 7:27 PM
xenobiologista
says:
xenobiologista
says:
Have you ever seen the Bonsai Kittens website?
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Oct 30, 2008. 7:32 PM
Kryptonite
says:
Kryptonite
says:
no, have u seen www.ceilingcat.com?
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Oct 12, 2008. 12:38 PMCoffee bean
says:
awesome great trick
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Oct 11, 2008. 11:11 AM
LinuxH4x0r
says:
LinuxH4x0r
says:
Duh! Why didn't I think of this. 4.5/5
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Oct 11, 2008. 2:09 PM
bumpus
says:
bumpus
says:
Yeah Penny, you seem to be a little off lately. ;-) Great instructable BTW!
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Oct 11, 2008. 5:02 PM
LinuxH4x0r
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LinuxH4x0r
says:
Just a little? :P
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Oct 11, 2008. 2:57 PMJ_Hodgie
says:
It might help to fasten the bottle upside down, then the water can't get in
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Oct 11, 2008. 4:43 PMwhatsisface
says:
Or drill a hole in the bottom.
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Oct 11, 2008. 3:05 PM
Brennn10 (author)
says:
Brennn10 (author)
says:
Great tip! Thanks!
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Oct 11, 2008. 11:40 AMcodongolev
says:
do it with a watermelon and break the bottle gently when it's fully
grown. then cut the top off, hollow it out, and presto! a watermelon bottle!
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Oct 11, 2008. 11:57 AMikoda
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Lol
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