Actually, they can be classified as all three in some form. The meat of the coconut is usually referred to as fruit, and the coconut itself is the nut, or seed, that will reproduce into a coconut palm tree if allowed to sprout and grow, and the oil made from coconuts is classified as a “vegetable oil” in terms of commodity trading.

A fruit is generally defined by the sweet pulp that surrounds its seeds (oranges, apples, mangoes), while a vegetable...

Please tell me what is the best juicer for my situation. I need something that is easy to use and even easier to use.

Anytime is a good time for fruit and vegetable consumption. However, when children are hungry, such as after physical activity, they may be more likely to consume them. With a well-balanced diet, vitamins and/or sports-performance enhancing supplements are not necessary and may be dangerous.

Yes, if that peel would be safe/nutritious for humans - for example potato, apple and pear peelings and the outer leaves of lettuce and cabbage. No, if that peel would be unsuitable as food for humans - for instance melon and banana peel and the outer leaves of artichokes. Let's keep things in perspective. A few scraps from an 'unhealthy' human diet will not be as harmful as a diet of processed pet food.

Both. Tomatoes are a fruit of the tomato plant. Green peppers and cucumbers are also fruits of their plants. However, the U.S. Department of Agriculture places all of these "fruits" in the vegetable group.

Yes, but only a little. The only fruits that we do grow are melons: watermelons (ice-box size), honeydew melons and cantaloupes/muskmelons. These show up in the boxes from mid- to late-August through mid-September. However, we may be offering special Fruit Shares. Click this link to see if Fruit Shares are available.

This is a term to describe tomatoes, eggplants, cucumbers and pumpkins. A botanist would technically define these foods as fruits because they are the ovary of the plant -- that section of the plant that contains the seeds. However, cooks, grocers and officials of the United States Department of Agriculture refer to plant foods eaten as part of a meals main course as vegetables. (Fruit is usually served as a dessert or a sweet between-meal snack.

Answer- Two sprays with Fosetyl-AL 8g /litre or copper oxychloride 5g/litre at 40 days interval first spray just before monsoons start.

No. Young (immature) coconuts have a very short shelf life before they start turning moldy (a couple of days). Since most of the young coconuts sold in the US are from Asia, they are probably irradiated or preserved in some other fashion to prevent mold growth. The best place to eat young coconuts or drink the water from young coconuts is in tropical places where they are freshly picked from the tree.

Virtually all fruit juice is a concentrated source of sugar and fruit juices are not on the diet because of their sugar content. Vegetables, with the exception of those with very low sugar content, such as celery, also become concentrated liquid sugar when turned into juice - it takes many carrots, tomatoes or beets to produce a glass of juice.

Blue Star can provide a total package from design to commissioning to after sales service. We can offer you solutions including pre-coolers, cold storages, sorting and grading lines, pack houses, and deep freezers at retail points.

Coconuts can be purchased from the temple and devotees can break the coconuts in the box kept in front of the temple entrance tower. Strictly no breaking of coconuts inside the temple or near the sanctum.

Dried fruit is fresh fruit that has been dried naturally in the sun or in dehydration machines. Moisture is removed from the fresh fruit, which makes it more portable and convenient than fresh fruit. However, it does not remove the natural vitamins and antioxidants, making dried fruit as healthy and good for you as fresh fruit!