Author: Lorraine Wade

Is Coconut A Tree?

Botanically, the coconut palm is not a tree since there is no bark, no branches, or secondary growth. A coconut palm is a woody perennial monocotyledon with the trunk being the stem. Is coconut herb or tree? Popularly touted as a tree, coconut is really a tropical palm (Cocos nucifera), a tall, woody herb that […]

What Do Rabbits Eat And Drink?

Fresh, clean drinking water and good quality hay and grass should make up the majority of your rabbits’ diet. A rabbit’s digestive system needs hay or grass to function properly so a healthy supply is extremely important. You can supplement with leafy greens and a small amount of pellets. What do rabbits like the most […]

Do British Eat Carp?

At fisheries across the U.K., such as this one in Dorking, anglers catch — and then return — prized carp. Unlike Britons, to whom carp are inedible bottom feeders fit only for sport, Poles and other Eastern Europeans eat them as a matter of culinary tradition. What nationality eats carp? Carp is a holiday mainstay […]

Is Coconut A Seed?

Answer. Botanically speaking, a coconut is a fibrous one-seeded drupedrupeA stone fruit, also called a drupe, is a fruit with a large “stone” inside. The stone is sometimes called the seed, but that is a mistake, as the seed is inside the stone. The stones can also be called a pit. These fruits are edible […]

How Does Arugula Taste Like?

What Does Arugula Taste Like? Fresh arugula leaves have a distinctive spicy kick that will turn up the flavors in your salads, pastas, sandwiches, and sauces. The flavor can be bright, tart, peppery, and slightly bitter, depending on its maturity. Does arugula taste like lettuce? Yes, I know people say that salads are gross because […]

Can Carp Live In Saltwater?

Common carp is generally considered to be a stenohaline freshwater fish, but can tolerate a wide range of salinities and is therefore a good candidate for rearing in brackish water. Is carp fresh or saltwater fish? Carp are various species of oily freshwater fish from the family Cyprinidae, a very large group of fish native […]

Is Arugula Hard To Digest?

While most greens are tough and fibrous and may cause gas formation, the bitter flavor you taste in arugula triggers the release of the hormone gastrin, which speeds up the process of fat digestion. When there is less time during digestion, there is less time for gas to be formed.” Is arugula hard on your […]

Is The Corn Kernel The Seed?

Each kernel of corn is actually a seed that, like most seeds, contains an embryo (a baby plant) and a seed coat for protection. What part of corn is the seed? KernelKernel:it is the corn seed with one main function; to make another corn plant. Node: a place on the stem where growth occurs. Leaves, […]

What Are The Health Benefits Of Cauliflower?

The Top 8 Health Benefits of Cauliflower Contains Many Nutrients. The nutrition profile of cauliflower is quite impressive. High in Fiber. Good Source of Antioxidants. May Aid in Weight Loss. High in Choline. Rich in Sulforaphane. Low-Carb Alternative to Grains and Legumes. Easy to Add to Your Diet. What does cauliflower do to your body? […]

Can You Lose Weight With Rosemary?

Rosemary is full of antioxidants, which have anti-inflammatory properties. These antioxidants prevent the free radical damage and lower your blood sugar levels. When combined, all the properties make rosemary a perfect herb for aiding weight loss. Is rosemary good for weight loss? Still, rosemary is thought to support digestion by promoting a healthy balance of […]

Who Invented Carp Fishing?

Thomas Ford, owner of Manor fisheries, was the man who initially imported these carp into the UK for angling purposes. It was at this point that the most popular fishing industry in the UK was born. These fish were big, often over 10lbs, dwarfing the typical 4oz roach and perch which were common catches at […]

Is Coconut A Winter Fruit?

Fortunately for us, the winter bounty offers an abundance of colorful, juicy citrus fruits, like grapefruit, lemons and limes, and exotic fruits like coconuts and kiwi. The winter fruits feature colors I would normally associate with spring and summer; their punchy hues seem to be nature’s gift to the winter doldrums. Which fruits are in […]

Are Rabbits Cleaner Than Cats?

Rabbits are also typically more destructive than cats, but that depends on the specific pet. Some cats will claw furniture just as much as rabbits will chew on it. It’s also true that while rabbits are also clean animals, they are not as pristine as most cats. Are rabbits the cleanest animal? Myth 5: Rabbits […]

What Are The Stages Of A Coconut?

Inside the Life of a Coconut Phase 1:Even before the nut is ripe, when it is bright green, one may drink the water. Phase 2: After the green stage the nut begins to ripen. Phase 3:The nut continues to ripen, the outside becomes harder and the white meat thickens, eventually hardening with time. What is […]

What Time Of Year Is Best For Venison?

Venison Seasons for wild venison vary according to the type of deer, its sex and area of the country, but autumn is prime venison time – male fallow, sika, red and roe deer are all in season now, females from November 1. To develop the best flavour and texture, venison should be hung for at […]

Why Do Brits Call Arugula Rocket?

Rocket (UK) / Arugula (US) This a peppery green leaf that you often get in salads. Once again, “arugula” is taken from Italian and is popular in the US, while “rocket” is simply an English version of the French word “roquette”. Why is arugula called rocket in Europe? The English common name rocket derives from […]

How Many Types Of Corn Kernels Are There?

six types. There are six types of corn kernels: flint, flour, dent, pop, sweet, and waxy. Flour corn is mostly grown in the Andean region of South America and is used to make corn flour. How many types of corns are there? MaizeLower classifications How many corn kernels are there? 800 kernelsA typical ear has […]

Why Is My Corn Kernels Red?

This particular kind of corn mold is known as Gibberella Ear Rot (or Red Ear Rot). It’s caused by the fungus Gibberella zeae. Yuck! It’s specifically identified by the reddish-pink kernels toward the top of an ear of corn. Can corn be red? Red corn is a type of sweet corn. Its ears are wrapped […]