@grecy  You wouldn’t think that this little vegetable had so much power in it but from what I read it is a very powerful one. It has lots of vitamins and minerals in it and it helps with many ailments. I found this site that you might find interesting if you want to know about…[Read more]

I love celery’s smell in pancit and some viands cooked by my parents. I did not know it is a good antioxidant. I only learned it in here. This is one of my favorite leafy vegetable because of the smell alone and now I learned the healthy benefits, for sure I will be eating this one when it is available at home.

I love raw celery and I will just eat it plain or dip it in ranch dressing. I can get a bunch of celery for around $2. I love the inside stalks and the smaller ones. They are so sweet. My daughter has been on a celery kick and will dip a plate of them into ranch as this is her favorite method of eating it. I do not care for it cooked though and…[Read more]

I chop the stalk into pieces (including the leaves) and put a tablespoon of honey. I enjoy eating it and even love its smell, its aroma is so addictive. Every day one stalk if it is too big and too long.

@nakitakona13/

yes, my hubby and I do eat celery but not my kids.

They can’t stand the smell and crunchy taste.

Whenever my MIL or I cook celery with mushrooms and carrots, they would eat up everything except the celery.

We don’t eat raw celery, stir fries are aromatic and delicious with strips of chicken.

I wish I could eat celery but I just can’t stand the taste of it.

I stick to eating fruits a lot.  I also eat green beans, peas, and corn a lot to stay healthy.

This is a very good suggestion. I will try this for my kids do love eating raisins. I will also suggest this to my wife. We do love eating veggies any time of the day either lunch time or dinner time. Thank you for this, @ruby3881. 🙂 🙂 🙂

This is a very good suggestion. I will try this for my kids do love eating raisins. I will also suggest this to my wife. We do love eating veggies any time of the day either lunch time or dinner time. Thank you for this, @ruby2881.

@nakitakona13  I had written you a lengthy reply about ways to eat celery, but it seems to have gone missing from the thread. I will try to summarize for you:

For your children, try making a snack called “Ants on a Log.” Cut a cleaned rib of celery into two or three shorter pieces and spread the hollow of the rib with creamy peanut butter. Add a…[Read more]

@nakitakona13  I had written you a lengthy reply about ways to eat celery, but it seems to have gone missing from the thread. I will try to summarize for you:

For your children, try making a snack called “Ants on a Log.” Cut a cleaned rib of celery into two or three shorter pieces and spread the hollow of the rib with creamy peanut butter. Add a…[Read more]

It is very informative of your personal account about this crunchy, aromatic veggie called celery. You’re too lucky to have a source to where to buy that antioxidant stalky plant. I never thought that our small vendor would sell it too for $4. He knows that price for sure not only here in our country the Philippines but also abroad. I have to go…[Read more]

@nakitakona13 No, you wouldn’t have been able to read the comment here because I deleted it and left the other remark in its place. It was a comment I meant to add to a post, and I got a little lost when my browser shut down unexpectedly!

I am in Canada. Some people here will grow celery, but mostly because they have caught the recent trend for…[Read more]

@ruby3881, that’s alright. In fact, I wasn’t able to read what you’ve written here when you said it was misplaced. By the way, from where are you? It is good for your that celery is your staple food. Here in our place, it is too scarce. If you could find one, it is too dear. It costs exorbitant. As I have mentioned, it is about $4 a whole plant. I…[Read more]

Sorry, having issues with my computer this morning & I ended up putting the comment in the wrong place…

These are great ideas to make the cleanup fun! Worth sharing 😀

Celery is a staple for us in our house. I have two children who love to munch on it raw, and we include the aromatic in many of the foods we cook too. I can often go through two or more big bunches of celery in a week, and if I am doing a lot of cooking I will ask my husband to bring four bunches at once.

@scheng1 I agree, lack of sleep, longer sleep, late sleeping and not sleeping could be factors to make a person lazy, so they are not able to do something that makes them healthy that leads them to getting fat.