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How did you freakin know I was in dire need of Wanton Pork!!! Thank you!!!
Every perle represents the medicinal value of 26 POUNDS of celery?
Impressive.
But how do they taste in a Caesar?
I shall see if I can dig up some that haven’t expired yet and will report back. Personally, it reminds me of the time I read in Cosmo that eating a stick of celery was MINUS ten calories, because of the energy it took to chew, so you should just eat celery all day to lose weight.
Still not worth it. Give me a good wanton pork any day.
Phthalide
http://www.highbloodpressureinfo.org/benefit-of-celery.html
It works by relaxing smooth muscles in the vessel walls causing them to dilate and allow blood to flow more easily.
But red wine works the same way, and is much more fun!