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Re: Useless Facts
EatYourVeggies wrote:dixie wrote:Peppers can contain up to
six
times as much vitamin C as oranges! The highest levels are found
when the peppers are in their "green" stage. Hot peppers contain
less vitamin C than the milder bell peppers.
Despite that being great news, somehow breakfast with bell peppers instead of orange juice, just won't be the same.
Uh, omelet anyone?!
GG
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Re: Useless Facts
Goosegirl wrote:EatYourVeggies wrote:dixie wrote:Peppers can contain up to
six
times as much vitamin C as oranges! The highest levels are found
when the peppers are in their "green" stage. Hot peppers contain
less vitamin C than the milder bell peppers.
Despite that being great news, somehow breakfast with bell peppers instead of orange juice, just won't be the same.
Uh, omelet anyone?!
GG
I was an Omlet Chef when I was a kid. I would stand at the end of the brunch/buffet line and cook them to order at a resort, and there was no end to the combinations people would request. Peppers, as are most veggies, are a welcome addition in my food anytime.
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Re: Useless Facts
how long is your eyebrow?It is impossible to lick your elbow[/quote]
kyrocketscientist- Posts : 3
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Re: Useless Facts
dixie wrote:Peppers can contain up to
six
times as much vitamin C as oranges! The highest levels are found
when the peppers are in their "green" stage. Hot peppers contain
less vitamin C than the milder bell peppers.
I didn't realize it was that much, but had heard years ago that Green Peppers had more vitamin C than oranges and to this day, recall it was like being splashed with cold water. I was like, Huh?
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Re: Useless Facts
Honey is the only natural food that is made without destroying any kind of life.
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Re: Useless Facts
nKedrOoStEr wrote:Honey is the only natural food that is made without destroying any kind of life.
Bees are amazing. I'm actually allergic to their sting, but am still considering a hive in my back yard. I've been taking bee classes lately, and there's just too many positive benefits, not to mention, having my own pollinators buzzing around.
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Re: Useless Facts
Cheese is the oldest of all man-made foods.
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Re: Useless Facts
nKedrOoStEr wrote:Honey is the only natural food that is made without destroying any kind of life.
I also understand that honey does not have an expiration date.
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Re: Useless Facts
I love my girls!EatYourVeggies wrote:nKedrOoStEr wrote:Honey is the only natural food that is made without destroying any kind of life.
Bees are amazing. I'm actually allergic to their sting, but am still considering a hive in my back yard. I've been taking bee classes lately, and there's just too many positive benefits, not to mention, having my own pollinators buzzing around.
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Re: Useless Facts
The hotter a chili pepper is, the healthier it it. This is because chili peppers contain capsaicin, which is what gives the chili pepper its heat. Capsaicin is also utilized to treat various ailments, such as arthritis, and to help lower blood cholesterol or the risk of prostrate cancer. Hotter chili peppers are also higher in vitamins.
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Re: Useless Facts
but..but....but...any food that makes me cry is not worth it to this old llamamomma
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peanut butter
It take 850 peanuts to make to make 18 oz of peanut butter.
Just saying if you are thinking about growing peanuts
Just saying if you are thinking about growing peanuts
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Re: Useless Facts
walshevak wrote:It take 850 peanuts to make to make 18 oz of peanut butter.
Just saying if you are thinking about growing peanuts
That's a lot of peanuts!!
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Re: Useless Facts
walshevak wrote:It take 850 peanuts to make to make 18 oz of peanut butter.
Just saying if you are thinking about growing peanuts
Oh No, then it all has to be shelled. Oh what a mess that would be!
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Re: Useless Facts
Oreo Cookies turn 100 today!!
http://www.nabiscoworld.com/oreo/birthday/
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http://www.nabiscoworld.com/oreo/birthday/
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Re: Useless Facts
Two-thirds of the world's eggplant is grown in New Jersey.
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Re: Useless Facts
RoOsTeR wrote:Two-thirds of the world's eggplant is grown in New Jersey.![]()
That's not useless info, but is that total grown in the US?
The fruit of the aubergine is botanically classified as a berry. I LOVE me some aubergine!
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Re: Useless Facts
315 entries in Webster's 1996 Dictionary were misspelled
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Re: Useless Facts
RoOsTeR wrote:315 entries in Webster's 1996 Dictionary were misspelled
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43 years a gardener and going strong with SFG.
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There are certain pursuits which, if not wholly poetic and true, do at least suggest a nobler and finer relation to nature than we know. The keeping of bees, for instance. ~ Henry David Thoreau
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Re: Useless Facts
And what about the non-words it contains? Such as "ain't"? If that's a contraction, what does it mean? Which letters does the apostrophe replace?
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Re: Useless Facts
donnainzone10 wrote:And what about the non-words it contains? Such as "ain't"? If that's a contraction, what does it mean? Which letters does the apostrophe replace?![]()
I think it's a contraction of I am not. I guess the extra syllable was too much for some folks(myself included), so they had to shorten I'm not down some more.
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Re: Useless Facts
A snail can sleep for three years.
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Re: Useless Facts
RoOsTeR wrote:A snail can sleep for three years.
No wonder I loose plants. He must wake up very hungry.
Kay
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Not too many snails at my place thankfully, those I do find I collect for my friend's blue tongue lizard!
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Re: Useless Facts
walshevak wrote:No wonder I loose plants. He must wake up very hungry.
Kay
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