If you peel a banana from the bottom up instead of from the top down, you won't have those annoying stringy things from the peeling.
By Janette from WV
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Peel a banana from the bottom and you won't have to pick the little 'stringy things' off it. That's how the primates do it.
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What part is the top of the banana?
By ladybug4sure
I consider the stem (the end where it is attached to the bunch) the top. When they are hanging from the tree, that spot is higher up than the other end.
Were you wanting to know about peeling bananas? The title says "Peeling a Banana," but your question doesn't ask that. Most of the peoople I know peel from the stem. My dad, on the other hand, likes to be contrary. He peels from the other end, and he says that he uses the stem as a handle.
Mrs. Story is mistaken. The stem (where fruit is attached to bunch) is lower than the fruit itself, unlike apples, pears, etc.
Ginnee, it really doesn't matter if Mrs. Story was incorrect how they hang on a tree plus you didn't answer ladybug4sure's question of which end is considered the top ;-)
Ladybug4sure, it's all a matter of semantics but the majority of the world considers the top of the banana to be the stem. Have you ever seen a bunch of bananas in the produce section placed out stem side down?
Even this graphic shows an individual banana stem side to be the top ;-)
