Strawberries

A small, strawberry triple thick milkshake is 420 calories.

Strawberry tongues are most ofter associated with Kawasaki disease, toxic shock syndrome, and scarlet fever.

Strawberries help your body absorb iron and contain vitamins good for your body, as most fruits do.

Strawberries help in many different ways. for one they are very healthy but dont eat to much at once. second they help with absorbing iron for your body blood so you wont become anemic.

If you mean what benefits do they provide by eating them, they are rich in antioxidants and they have a high amount of iron.

too much fat its bad for u and u could die

First if you haven't washed the strawberries you can if you want to. Then take a bowl and put a

handful of any kind of chocolate chips you like in the bowl. One handful makes 4-5 berries. Then microwave the chocolate until its smooth. Dip the berries in and cover all of the sides. Put them on a plate with a sheet of waxed paper on the plate. Put the plate with the berries on top in the refrigerator for 10 minutes or until the chocolate is pretty hard. Then take out and enjoy.

If you need more just double the recipe.

"A strawberry" is correct. "An" should be used only before vowel sounds. Not all words that start with vowels start with vowel sounds, and not all words that start with vowel sounds start with vowels.

Examples: a tree, an orange, a hairbrush, an uncle, a uniform (because "uniform" starts with a "y" sound and not a vowel sound), and an honor (because the "h" is silent, so "honor" starts with a vowel sound).

do you mean after it goes in or before? there is a difference ;)

Chemical change

King Charles the first's wife, Joanna, was an avid strawberry aficionado. She had strawberry gardens planted throughout her kingdom because she thought it brought good luck. This created conflict between her and her husband the king, leading to their divorce and her beheading. The conflict was due to his being a Catholic King, not believing in superstitious strawberries. whipped cream was King Charles' favorite condiment and Joanna secretly got the servants to chop up strawberries and mix them in with his sour cream that he often paired with honey for his apples. That is why honey and apples or apples with whipped cream is often eaten in Spain too. Hope that helped.

chocolate ice cream is way better than strawberry ice cream..... no strawberry is better.

The strawberry is a member of the rose family, and has grown in the wild for many centuries, across Europe, Asia and the Americas. It is difficult to trace the origin of the strawberry, as it is known that they were grown right back in Roman times as far back as 200 B.C. The modern Garden strawberry is believed to have been first cultivated in the late 13th Century and is a result of years of cross-breeding North America's main variety (the wild Virginis strawberry) with a variety from South America - most likely Chile. There is, however, no single variety of strawberry grown around the world - there are some 20 varieties cultivated for the modern market. As for the name itself: "strawberry" may come from the fact that straw was spread around the plant to protect the small, delicate fruit.

To put it simply, the simple subject is: Ice cream.

Strawberries are grown in most states in the US. I know for certain they can be grown in Massachusetts and southern California, which are pretty different climates, so I'm pretty sure they can be grown in all states (the Wikipedia article about strawberries calls them "an easy plant to grow" and notes they "can be grown almost anywhere in the world").

i do!!!! i hate strawberry milk!!!!!!!!

I called Batten's Strawberry Farm in Davie and they told me that strawberry picking is in January. They don't offer that anymore, you would have to go deep into Miami or into the Tampa area.

In order to get them to market sooner, growers add extra water and fertilizer so they grow very quiclky. This produces the hollow spot in the middle

they are fruits

There are 3 grams of dietary fiber in a cup of strawberries.

== You can take a cutting at the base of the plant and try to root it. I , personally, have had not much success with that. In the times where I did get the plants to survive, and they were pretty and healthy, but they never bore any fruit. I consider myself a pretty good or fair to middlin" horticulturist. But, this one has alluded me. Strawberries are one of my favorite fruits, actually they are a ripened ovary and the achenes (the little seeds are the fruit..) but except for blueberries, are my love. The best way that I have found is to divide the plants as crowns. They naturally do this, and just separating them produces more plants. If anyone has anything to add to this please do so. I do know that the modern variety of strawberry was a cross between a European strin and a mountain strain (like one from Colorado) because the European strain was being attacked by a fungi. Oh, Scottie, please beam me up...

I let my strawberries send out "sisters" They are secondary plants to the mother plant. Let them grow roots and then cut the main stem feeding them. When they get new growth on them, they are able to be transplanted. I planted 80 strawberry plants and in one season, they produced over 1150 sisters. I kept 150 and gave away the remaining 1100 plants.

Yes they are because they keep your skin toned and Acne- free.

Rōpere is the Maori word for strawberry. Tōpere is also an alternative word for strawberry.

Are you kidding? The same function as any other fruit in or on a dessert! Flavor, or if used as garnishment (or "dressing") insmall amount, then the function would be for aesthetic (visual) appeal as a decoration.

NO you will potentially harm/kill him/her!