Banana

Yellow bananas account for 95 percent of the banana varieties sold, making red bananas one of the most mysterious fruits. Although they’re rare, red bananas… Read More »Are Red Bananas Rare?

Although overripe bananas may not really look very appetising–the fruit turns soggy while the banana peel may turn black or brown–they are very good for… Read More »Are Black Bananas Good For You?

Most of the large banana trees here grow edible fruit. The size, shape and quality of the fruit, however, varies greatly from tree to tree.… Read More »Can I Eat The Bananas From My Banana Tree?

Ladyfingers. The Ladyfingers are the sweetest and best tasting of them all, but since there’s no reliable way to determine which kind you’re getting, you’ll… Read More »What Is The Sweetest Banana?

Red bananas are a group of varieties of banana with reddish-purple skin. Some are smaller and plumper than the common Cavendish banana, others much larger.… Read More »Are There Purple Bananas?

Green bananas contain resistant starch As a result, it does not cause a spike in blood sugar levels. The glycemic index (GI) of green bananas… Read More »Which Banana Is Good For Diabetes?

Ethylene-producing fruits, such as apples, bananas, peaches and honeydew melons, should not be stored next to avocados, lemons, grapes, onions and other fruits or vegetables… Read More »What Should You Not Store Near Bananas?

In Sweden you’ll find a variety of pizzas topped with bananas, including Hawaiian pizza, Indiana pizza, and Milano pizza – depending on which part of… Read More »Do They Put Banana On Pizza In Sweden?

Portuguese sailors brought bananas to Europe from West Africa in the early fifteenth century. Its Guinean name banema—which became banana in English—was first found in… Read More »When Were Bananas Introduced To Europe?

Despite the fact that Iceland’s climate is not ideal to growing bananas, Iceland probably has Europe’s largest banana plantation. Located in a greenhouse in the… Read More »Where Is Europe’S Largest Banana Farm?