Cucumbers

A hothouse cucumber is a cucumber that is seedless.

Yes, although I can't imagine why you would want to do this. Cucumber doesn't do anything, so long as it is dry and doesn't drip vegetable juices into your dog's eyes.

Cucumbers should be seeded before blending with the other ingredients so it will not infer any 'bitterness' to the dish.

Harvest time for cucumbers can range from 50 to 70 days from the time of planting, depending upon the size desired and the intended use. They should not be left so long as to turn yellow.

Yes .

Idle pickling size depends on the jar you are using for pickling. My grandmother (surely a pickling expert; she survived the Great Depression) says that for the best tasting results, they should be between 5 inches and 12 inches. Anything larger dilutes the flavor of herbs in the brine.

i have heard from multiple sources that to take away the bags under your eyes you place slices of cucumber over them for at least 15mins. You soak slices of cucumbers in a bowl of cold or ice water for a while. then place the slices under your eyes. however, this just takes away the puffiness. to take away the dark colour of the bags under your eyes you do the same as you would with cucumber, but do it with strips of raw potato. place the potato just under your eye though, unlike the cucumber whereas you cover your whole eye.

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The ducks here are fed garden scraps including cucumbers daily with no ill effects. They usually only eat the flesh of the cuke and not the skin where all the bitterness resides.

One shastric connection is that cucumbers are within this material world, which has emanated as one of the three principal energies of the Lord. A cucumber is a manifestation of Lord Krishna's material energy. See B.Gita 7.4 of the related link below.

"I am the source of all spiritual and material worlds. Everything emanates from Me. The wise who perfectly know this engage in My devotional service and worship Me with all their hearts.

there are currently no data indicating that cucumbers are toxic to pets. Therefore, they can have a small amount every now and then but not as part of a balanced diet. i.e a slice rarely wont cause any harm but be aware of any signs that cause stomach upset

Nothing, you are "ok". I checked this one out and it comes from an incident in the 30's when a former President got sick after eating these two together ( right now I forget which president), but it turns out he got sick because there is something wrong with with the milk and it was a hot day.

Not really, cucumber is mostly water, when it freezes the ice crystals destroy the delicate cucumber cell walls, as it defrosts the cucumber turns into a green mush which you would not want to eat.

No, cucumbers is a noun.

Usually kids by the age of 12-15 who fantasise over abnormally large penis's.

Green and Leafy with little spikes

Because, generally, they are the same thing. Cucumbers are very often "pickled" in a brine of salt, vinegar, and spices, which turns them into pickles. i enjoy shrimp. I like coconut shrimp even more. Shrimp are awesome breaded, sauteed, fryed and any other way. Bubba from Forrest Gump is a very good man.

Ground hogs are one wile animal that eats cucumbers. If there are any deer in your area, it could also be deer.

Put Fishermans friend cough drop in water for 1-2 min. Then scrape off the outside ( like peeling a cucumber ) . After that, add salt and it will taste like a cucumber

It's quite possible, especially if there is no other ready source of water.

But fishermans friend in water for 1-2 minutes. Then scrape off the outside. (like a peel on a cucumber ) then add salt.

HEALING PROPERTIES, and FACIALS!

They can eat them, but it should NOT be a main part of their diet-- cucumbers are NOT very nutritious!

The pH of a cucumber is 5.1 to 5.7 according to the U.S. FDA at this website: http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/~mow/app3a.html