Bell Pepper

Although sweet bell peppers can help you catch some much-needed sleep, hot peppers have the opposite effect and will keep you awake so stay away… Read More »Do Red Peppers Help You Sleep?

Soft Spots on Peppers If you see soft, water-soaked spots along the sides of peppers (not on the bottom like blossom end rot), your plants… Read More »Why Are My Peppers Going Soft?

The reason is moisture loss. It’s the same reason raisins are wrinkly but that is done on purpose. Despite our best efforts with time wrinkles… Read More »Why Do Peppers Get Wrinkled?

Eating old bell peppers might make you sick because bacteria and mold can grow on them. While it is unlikely to make you sick, you… Read More »Can Old Green Peppers Make You Sick?

Bell peppers can be eaten at any stage during their ripening process. They will become sweeter in taste if they are left on the vine… Read More »Can You Eat Bell Peppers At Any Stage?

That little pepper inside a bigger pepper is called an “internal proliferation.” Its form can vary from irregular and contorted to a near-perfect but sterile… Read More »Can A Bell Pepper Grow Inside Another Bell Pepper?

Peppers with cream cheese are a low carb and high protein snack, and relatively healthy. While higher in fat than some other appetizers, they are… Read More »Is Cream Cheese And Bell Peppers Healthy?

Vegetable Common Edible Parts Other Edible Parts Pepper pods leaves after cooking, immature seeds Potatoes, Sweet roots leaves and stem shoots Radish roots leaves Squash… Read More »Which Parts Of A Pepper Are Edible?

The hottest part of a chilli is not the seeds, as many people think, but the white flesh that houses the seeds, known as the… Read More »Are The Seeds The Hottest Part Of A Pepper?

Here are 12 foods that may rev up your metabolism. Protein-rich foods. Protein-rich foods — such as meat, fish, eggs, dairy, legumes, nuts, and seeds… Read More »What Food Speed Up Your Metabolism?