I have a cucumber question yall.
I'm allergic to cucumbers (sadly shakes head and is...dern it) but I can eat pickles just fine. (guess its the pickling process that fixes it)
In fact, the few times I travelled to New York City (years ago) I just fell in love with the way different deli's offer homemade pickles. They were wonderful. Like the Italian Deli's pickles were different from the Jewish deli I tried, etc.
Crunchy, wonderful, delicious, icy cold pickles.
(ok, making myself hungry...so let me ask the question)
I had tried to grow cucumbers a long time ago and couldnt even touch the plants. Broke out in hives all over.
But someone told me that they had heard there was a cucumber that people who normally could not grow them, could. I looked for information on this, but didnt find it.
Do yall know what they were talking about? Is there a cucumber that people can grow who are allergic to them or who cant normally cant grow them?
I'm allergic to cucumbers (sadly shakes head and is...dern it) but I can eat pickles just fine. (guess its the pickling process that fixes it)
In fact, the few times I travelled to New York City (years ago) I just fell in love with the way different deli's offer homemade pickles. They were wonderful. Like the Italian Deli's pickles were different from the Jewish deli I tried, etc.
Crunchy, wonderful, delicious, icy cold pickles.
(ok, making myself hungry...so let me ask the question)
I had tried to grow cucumbers a long time ago and couldnt even touch the plants. Broke out in hives all over.
But someone told me that they had heard there was a cucumber that people who normally could not grow them, could. I looked for information on this, but didnt find it.
Do yall know what they were talking about? Is there a cucumber that people can grow who are allergic to them or who cant normally cant grow them?