Prunes

Well you can make wine out of anything that isn't poisonous cant say that it will taste good but it will ferment I would think that you may want to add a little extra sugar to it to maybe sweeten it but im not sure on the sugar content of prunes Im sure it is available somewhere good luck with em lets hope the alcohol will counteract the diuretic properties of it as well;-)

In Kannada, we would call it Drakshi.

Yes All hamsters can eat prunes but the poop gets all wrinkled and nasty and it smells like prunes.

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They can be found in the fruit section of your local market. They are often labelled as re hydrated prunes. They may be labelled as reconstituted plums as well.

Prunes are dried plums. Prunes have long been associated with a laxative effect, so more recent labeling uses the term "dried plums", because the association is then with the fruit rather than with the well-known properties of prunes.

Sure! Prunes are a great source of Vitamin A, dietary fiber, potassium, and dihydrophenylisatin, a natural laxative found in prunes.

They can have stones in them. Prunes are dried plums. While many prunes are pitted in the process, some are not. And there is always the risk of missing one in the process.

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Yes. I found a lady bug and gave it prunes and it started eating. But you have to mash them.

There are no prunes (dried plums) on Mythology Island. The "pomegranates" (a red edible fruit) are in the Garden of the Sphinx, in a tree just above the Sphinx's head. Use the pomegranates on the altar in the realm of Hades.

Figs, and/or raisins

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Plum or Aloocha (Urdu)

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Because prunes are already dried and have less moisture to support bacteria.

When plums are dried to become prunes most of the water is evaporated away. It's the moisture that allows the fruit to rot. Drying is a common way of preserving many foods.

Reuben Tice was the proprietor and principal Electrical Engineer at Tice Electric in Monterey, California. He was also an experimenter and inventor. He was working in his shop on a device to improve the appearance of prunes by removing their wrinkles when it exploded, killing him instantly.

The Tice Electric shop was located at the northeast corner of Figueroa Street and Del Monte Blvd., near the foot of the Monterey Municipal wharf. The building is now occupied by a deli/liquor store named La Casa Bodega. Both the liquor store and Reuben's home in Carmel Valley are reputed to be haunted.

The story of Reuben's death was reported by the Monterey Peninsula Herald Newspaper.

how should i kow i don't know eveything

Absolutely.. my mother made a compote of dried prunes and apricots monthly to keep us regular.

you would set up the equation 3.15(x)+2.90(20-x)=2.95(x) because the unknown amounts together have to equal twenty so the second one is 20 minus what ever the first one is so you use distributive and arrive at 3.15x+58-2.90x=59 then subtract 58 and subtract 2.90x to arrive at .25x=1 so the x is 4. then since the x was applying to the 3.15 or the apricots then you know there was 4 lb. of apricots in the 20 lb. mixture and if here was twenty total then there has to be 16 lb. of prunes (20-4) BAM DONE.

Well you can but the best choice is no

Dried prunes are generally considered safe to eat and are not classified as high-risk foods. They have a low moisture content, which helps inhibit the growth of harmful bacteria. However, like all dried fruits, they should be stored properly to avoid spoilage and contamination. It's also important to consume them in moderation due to their high fiber content, which can cause digestive issues if eaten in excess.