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bczoom said:
Like I said, it's just crunchy water. ;)
I've been thinking about a new thread. How many foods are there who's sole purpose is to hold the good stuff up so you can eat it?
Pasta - all of it. It's just a base for all the good stuff on top.
Potatoes - same thing.
Bread - so you can eat the meat and cheese in the sammich and keep your fingers clean.
Veggies - to hold the salt, butter and cheese.
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Yeah, look at the energy (calorie content) celery provides...
It takes more energy for you to chew and digest it, than it gives you. It is not food.
You'd do better eating the grass-clippings the mower leaves behind. :rolleyes:
 
Supervisor42 said:
Yeah, look at the energy (calorie content) celery provides...
It takes more energy for you to chew and digest it, than it gives you. It is not food.
You'd do better eating the grass-clippings the mower leaves behind. :rolleyes:
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Not really
Celery is good for you — it's low in calories and full of water, yes.
It helps you stay hydrated. It's also a good source of fresh fiber.
It helps with digestion. It gives you vitamins and minerals.
These support your heart and immune system.
I eat at least two stalks every day.
Sometimes with sour cream.
 
FrancSevin said:
Not really
Celery is good for you — it's low in calories and full of water, yes.
It helps you stay hydrated. It's also a good source of fresh fiber.
It helps with digestion. It gives you vitamins and minerals.
These support your heart and immune system.
I eat at least two stalks every day.
Sometimes with sour cream.
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Yeah.
The vitamin numbers are astounding! :ROFLMAO:
Celery:
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Try to chew 85-grams of celery and burn less than 15-calories doing it. :rolleyes:
 
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Supervisor42 said:
Yeah.
The vitamin numbers are astounding! :ROFLMAO:
Celery:
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Try to chew 85-grams of celery and burn less than 15-calories doing it. :rolleyes:
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Your number suck and do not represent Celery values

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Celery is richest in vitamin K (about 30 micrograms per cup), and also provides vitamin A, vitamin C, folate, and small amounts of several B vitamins.​

Full Vitamin Profile​

Celery contains a broad mix of micronutrients, though none in extremely high amounts except vitamin K.

Major Vitamins​

  • Vitamin K: ~30 mcg per cup (≈25% of daily needs). Supports blood clotting and bone health. biologyinsights.combiologyinsights.com
  • Vitamin A: ~453 IU per cup, mostly from beta‑carotene. Important for vision, immunity, and skin. biologyinsights.combiologyinsights.com
  • Vitamin C: ~3 mg per cup. Provides antioxidant support. biologyinsights.combiologyinsights.com
  • Folate: ~36 mcg per cup (≈9% of daily needs). Essential for DNA synthesis and cell division. biologyinsights.combiologyinsights.com

Minor B Vitamins​

Celery contains small amounts of riboflavin (B2), vitamin B6, pantothenic acid (B5), and niacin. Levels are modest and not enough to make celery a major source. biologyinsights.combiologyinsights.com

Additional Notes​

  • Celery leaves contain higher concentrations of vitamin C and calcium than the stalks. wellkr.comwellkr.com
  • Celery’s nutritional value also includes potassium, fiber, water content, and antioxidant flavonoids such as apigenin and luteolin. biologyinsights.combiologyinsights.com
Celery’s vitamin profile makes it a useful low‑calorie addition to a balanced diet, especially for boosting vitamin K intake.
 
bczoom said:
Why is it I don't like watching people stick needles in me but I have no problem taking a needle to my skin to get out a splinter or bug stinger?
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My problem is somewhat similar.

I don't have a problem with people sticking needles in me. I don't have a problem digging splinters out of myself with a needle or a Buck knife. At one time I was a trained first responder, so I don't have a problem doing it to other people ... except for my wife. I've tried taking a splinter out of her finger and the first time she winces we're off to the emergency room. I just can't do it.
 
bczoom said:
Do city slickers know how to say, spell or experience "Yee Haw"?
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In the midnight hour, ... she cried "More more more."
With a rebel yell, ... more, more, mooooore," wow!
In the midnight hour, babe, "More, more, more."
With a rebel yell, ... More, more, more.....
More, more, mooooooore!!!"
 
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