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Which rots faster cabbage or lettuce?

Lettuce generally decays faster than cabbage.


Is lettuce and kobi or cabbage is same?

No. Lettuce is thinner and sometimes crunchier than cabbage. Lettuce is quite tasteless but is normally eaten raw in a salad which it goes well in. Cabbage is very strong and overpowering if eaten raw - your better off cooking it. Personally, i prefer lettuce, i hate cabbage lol


What is the difference between a cabbage and a lettuce?

Lettuce has more water to the leaf, while cabbage is firm. They are also two totally distinct plant species (Lactuca - lettuce and Brassica - cabbage)


What is the similarity between spinach cabbage and lettuce?

No, lettuce and cabbage are two different vegetables. Lettuce leaves are a little more green in color and not as firm as cabbage leaves, which are generally lighter in color, unless is it red cabbage.


Who is bob the cabbage?

Bob the cabbage was a cabbage bob the 2nd was a lettuce they are both dead.!.!.!


Why are lettuce leaves easier to tear than cabbage leaves?

Lettuce leaves are easier to tear than cabbage leaves primarily due to their thinner and more delicate structure. Lettuce has a more tender texture with fewer cell layers, while cabbage leaves are thicker, denser, and have a stronger cellular structure due to their tightly packed cells. This makes cabbage leaves more resilient and less prone to tearing under stress. Additionally, the moisture content in lettuce contributes to its softness, further facilitating easier tearing.


Which vegetable is a bud?

cabbage and lettuce


Is lettuce same as Chinese cabbage?

no it is not


What is shredded cabbage called?

Cabbage salad is called cole slaw.


Can hamster eat uncooked cabbage?

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What are large leafy vegetables?

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When is cabbage day?

June 9th. It was inspired by lettuce! :)