Cucumber can be eaten in a number of ways. Cucumbers make a healthy snack for school or great for adding to salads. Some people put slices of cucumber into their drinking water, to give it a fresh taste. There are even ice creams made out of cucumber. Many people pickle them to preserve them as a snack with their food.
The saying “cool as a cucumber” is actually a true fact, and cucumbers have the ability to cool down the temperature of your blood, cooling down your body as well as acting as an inflammatory. That is why people put cucumber slices on their face when they have puffy eyes.
Another great fact is that instead of eating a breath mind for bad breath, a slice of cucumber can do the job just as well! Cucumber is a natural stress relief and contains a number of healthy vitamins including Vitamin B1, Vitamin B2, Vitamin B3, Vitamin B5, Vitamin B6, Folic Acid, Vitamin C, Calcium, Iron, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Potassium and Zinc.
When you feeling tired and need a little energy boost, cucumbers can provide a natural source of Vitamin B, which gives you more energy to play and run around. Cucumbers are filled with antioxidants, which help prevent you from becoming ill or getting diseases. You can grow a cucumber in your garden by planting the seeds in the ground and make sure they get plenty of sun. To make sure they don’t grow into a bitter tasting fruit, make sure they get a lot of water. It take about three months to grow your very own cucumbers.
Ask your mom or dad to cut up cucumber into sticks and add some cheese cubes for a yummy filling and healthy snack!