At what point do we arrest reification?

Further to my last question on reification , I want to know the specificity of the application. Gathering from the answers ; > ...reifications are overcome by questioning them. and > Start by watching yourself in the middle of daily situations, watching > your behavior and your mind, your state of mind, your emotions. See > how you react, how you get angry or irritated or scared etc. See what > situations and most importantly what thoughts trigger these reactions > these states in you. This paragraph talks about much higher-level mental formulations and emotions which I have overcome. I am much interested or dealing with reifications suggested in Honey cake sutta which this answer points to, Buddha says; > Mendicant, a person is beset by concepts of identity that emerge from > the proliferation of perceptions. If they don’t find anything worth > approving, welcoming, or getting attached to in the source from which > these arise, just this is the end of the underlying tendencies to > desire, repulsion, views, doubt, conceit, the desire to be reborn, and > ignorance. Further Venerable Mahākaccāna explains this as; > Eye consciousness arises dependent on the eye and sights. The meeting > of the three is contact. Contact is a condition for feeling. What you > feel, you perceive. What you perceive, you think about. What you think > about, you proliferate. What you proliferate about is the source from > which a person is beset by concepts of identity that emerge from the > proliferation of perceptions. ***This occurs with respect to sights known > by the eye in the past, future, and present***. Based on Mahākaccāna's explain, I want to ask, for an e.g. I see a Banana kept on a table, my eye-consciousness arises based on my eye and sight of banana, and contact is made and based on that a feeling arises. What I feel I perceive and what I perceive I think about. **In this sequence at what point do I have a choice to arrest the reification or perception? The moment I see the banana on the table may be within a fraction of seconds I perceive and get in the idea that its a palatable fruit, how can I question this idea that its a fruit and from my past memory I know I like its taste and I would like to eat it. This progress of events happen almost instantaneously. How much time do I have to question the model of my brain, which was trained way way back when I might have eaten the banana for the first time. How can I look at the banana as if I am looking at it for the first time and not recall from the model from my brain or form a new model?**