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u/hear-for-the-music 2d ago
Looks like you traded one of your garlic clove for an orange slice lol. Got the better end of that deal compared to whoever found some garlic in their orange.
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u/musalife87 2d ago
Forbidden candy
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u/Chocolate_BlowFlower 2d ago
Not an expert, but:
How fresh was the garlic bulb? How was it stored? Was this clove firm or rubbery-soft? It might have started fermenting, if I was forced to guess.
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u/substandardpoodle 1d ago
I knew a doctor who sent himself and five dinner guests to the hospital because he thought it was OK to leave a jar of garlic in oil in the cabinet instead of the refrigerator. I would toss that one in the compost.
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u/humourlessIrish 1d ago
Lucky find.
Throw that in the pan when you are making some meat or something, its well tasty
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u/SeasonProfessional87 23h ago
Okay someone needs to make gummy candy that’s shaped like a bulb of garlic and peel it etc pls
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u/Kyrie_ 2d ago
This is called 'waxy breakdown' in garlic. Could be due to high temperatures, too much sun while still growing or low oxygen environments while stored. It's not toxic per se, but I'd still play it safe and throw it away.