Lettuce

No, once it is picked it's gone, plant a new one.

1 cut into little pieces

Because it's a vegetable.


It also depends on what type of lettuce you are eating. Iceberg lettuce has little nutrition whereas spinach or romaine have much more nutritional value. The rule is the greener the lettuce the more healthy.

A wild green that grows in cool areas of the West Coast. It is also known as Winter Purslane.

No, cows have evolved to eat vegetation safely. However, you shouldn't feed a cow nothing but lettuce as it does not have all the nutrients the cow will need to survive.

They can indeed. Small bite size lettuce, not chucks so they won't choak

Iceberg lettuce can grow a fart at approximately 23 km / second squared. It depends on the elevation, of course, as well as as the amount of bean dip consumed along with the iceberg lettuce.

Test yourself for an allergic reaction to this herb. Ask your doctor for advice on the correct and safest way to do this. It involves isolating the ingredient and eliminating all other factors that could cause these same symptoms.

No as it provides no nutritional value greens are the best for beardies that are sub adult to adult

This is true but they can eat it. It will give them the runs and cause them to be dehydrated. Try kale or bok choy as good and cheap substitutes.

No because it isnt bacon

romaine lettuce is different because it is much fresher than reg lettuce.

Lettuce

They should be green.

Actually- the red and purple ones are really good for you. Have a look at the bottom where they were cut away from the plant. If it's brown and slimy then put them back.

The tomato. It wasn't until the mid1800's when it was shown it wasn't poison. They had the name of " poisoned apples."

It's a possibility, but as a preventative measure, you should never eat it. You can remove the brown parts and still eat the parts of the lettuce that are still green and crisp.

Lettuce turns brown due to oxidation; water will usually collect at the bottom of the bag during this process. When this happens, it becomes food for mold and that in turn can make you sick.

Of course a little browning is natural and is unrelated to mold. When preparing a salad in advance, handling the lettuce and breaking it into smaller pieces with your bare hands is recommended because using a metal knife causes the lettuce to brown even faster.

Also, storing the lettuce in a tightly closed container helps to keep it fresh.

No, I don't believe so.

Lettuce, tomatoes, and cucumbers are all distinct types of vegetables commonly found in salads. Lettuce is a leafy green, tomatoes are technically fruits but often used as vegetables in cooking, and cucumbers are a type of gourd. Each has its own unique flavor and nutritional profile, contributing to a variety of dishes. Together, they create a colorful and nutritious combination.

The Igbo name for lettuce is "nkwukwo nri." Lettuce is commonly used in various dishes within Igbo cuisine and is appreciated for its crisp texture and nutritional benefits. The term reflects the importance of fresh vegetables in traditional Igbo meals.

About $1 to $2, depending on the season. That's according to my mom, anyway, who has lived in New York City all her life (I assume you are talking about NYC, not New York State)? Anyway, that sounds about right to me, too -- however, while I've lived in NYC all my life, too, I was too young to be grocery shopping in the 1980s.

Lettuce often symbolizes freshness, health, and vitality due to its association with salads and nutritious diets. In some cultures, it can represent abundance and prosperity, particularly when used in celebrations or feasts. Additionally, lettuce has been linked to fertility and growth in various traditions. Its crisp texture and vibrant color also evoke feelings of rejuvenation and renewal.

Water, sunlight, and soil/fertilizer. Good luck, sport.

Maybe its just you , gum makes my stomache hurt at night.

I is healthy for your body and it helps you grow.