Strawberries

Yes it will grow quite quickly, especially if they are kept in a warm damp environment.

This is very interesting as an experiment.

3 scoops of ice cream in blender, add cup of milk, fresh strawberries, and a banana. Blend well, serve.

The pH of strawberry juice is about 3.4-3.6.. and therefore Strawberry juice would be as much acidic as Carlifornia orange juice whose range is between 3.3-4.3. Sospeter Otieno, BS Food Science and Post-Harvest Technology, Certified HACCP Auditor, American Society for Quality

Following are the various benefits of strawberry such as:

1. Boost immunity

2. promote eye health

3. Helps fighting cancer

4. keep wrinkles at bay.

5. fights hard at bad cholesterol

6. helps in reducing the inflammation

7. helps in regulating the blood pressure.

8. boosts fibre strength in your body

9. best way to maintain the body weight

10. promote pre-natal health.

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A small amount of butter reduces the amount of foam created when cooking the jam.

Where are they grown, I think Thanet earth in Thanet, Kent where there are huge green houses which are trying to grow 75% of Britain's Salad but I think they also grow them there.

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A standard flat of strawberries will weigh in at anywhere from 14 to 17 pounds. It will contain about 12 pints of strawberries.

In a garden centre they should cost 1-2 pounds like in homebase they cost 99p ask someone if your not sure

Quick cycling brassica, Brassica rapa is about the best at 40 days for a full life cycle.

In warm places with light sun. The light can't pressure the strawberries or they wilt. They're not as sensitive as kiwis!

"Of course too much is bad for you, too much of anything is bad for you. That's what too much means, too much water would be bad for you, obviously. Too much is precisely that quantity which is excessive - that's what it means." --This is not an answer but merely an exercise in semantics. The question was clearly, "Is there a limit to the amount of strawberries one should eat in a certain period of time regarding the health of the individual."

The answer: The internets believe that too many strawberries act as a diuretic (i.e. you will visit the toilet to void more often than you would have had you not eaten so many stawberries.)

Yes lots of strawberries are grown in the Central Valley. They are very good, but the best Strawberries in California come from Watsonville

yes, apples have potassium, but not as much as lima beans, Jerasalem artichoke, papaya or bananas.. Source: dieticians at the LB WIC Program and the texbooks they use for training the counselors.

Grapes are grown all across the southern half of Australia, which include South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria, and the southern part of Western Australia.

Yes, they can eat blueberries. Make sure you wash them thoroughly as they may have insecticides on them.

Fruit is considered a treat rather than an actual meal, so only give it occasionally and in small quantities. Try not to place the fruit in the same bowl as the seed, to prevent mould growth.


There are great articles available online which give some useful advice about bird food and treats.

yes they do i go with my mum and pick loads .

There are a couple of things to consider... 1. Children under 1 yr of age are more subseptable to develope allergies when introduced to certain foods to early. Strawberries are just one of the more likely foods to develope food allergies. 2. All children are different, but up until 4-6 months of age their digestive system is not developed enough to handle any kind of foods other then formula or breast milk. Strawberries and citrus fruits are exremely hard on their sensative tummies and will make a very irritable baby as they work out the natural acids in these fruits.

Kinda, it's called a Blended Strawberry Lemonade. Not really a frappuccino... but, it's kinda the same thing.