head lettuce การใช้

• 2 heads lettuce, like bibb or red leaf, leaves separated and washed
• 1 medium head lettuce, torn into bite-size pieces ( about 10 cups)
• 2 to 3 heads lettuce ( romaine, iceberg, red leaf OR other leaf lettuce)
• Head lettuce must be fully mature and cut off at ground level for a one-time harvest.
• Iceberg is head lettuce while romaine is a type of leaf lettuce, which is more vitamin-and nutrient-rich.
• 1 medium head lettuce, thinly sliced
• 1 / 2 head lettuce, shredded
• Floods in California's Salinas Valley in 1995 ruined crops there and sent prices for Arizona's head lettuce soaring.
• For two months each year, Westlands grows 95 percent of the head lettuce consumed in the United States.
• Cameron Highlands is the country's main producer of cabbage, tomato, lettuce, head lettuce, celery, sweet pea and Chinese parsley.
• "At first people were saying it is newfound consumption, and now they're saying it has definitely cannibalized head lettuce ."
• The areas and crops on which diazinon are most heavily applied are structural pest control, almonds, head lettuce, leaf lettuce, and prunes.
• "The big debate is what packaged lettuce is doing to head lettuce, " said Victor Smith, president of Skyview Cooling Co . in Yuma.
• In 1586, Joachim Camerarius provided descriptions of the three basic modern lettuces  head lettuce, loose-leaf lettuce, and romaine ( or cos ) lettuce.
• Plant cool-season vegetables, such as asparagus crowns, carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, head lettuce, onions, garden peas, Irish potatoes, radishes, rutabagas, spinach and turnips, in February.
• Last year, 51, 800 acres of head lettuce were harvested in the state, accounting for more than a quarter of all domestic head lettuce.
• Last year, 51, 800 acres of head lettuce were harvested in the state, accounting for more than a quarter of all domestic head lettuce.
• If you made the faux pas of professing a taste for head lettuce, it was like saying you craved Bac-O-Bits or preferred crunchy tomatoes over vine-ripened.
• Per-capita consumption of head lettuce peaked in 1989, the U . S . Department of Agriculture says, while consumption of romaine and leaf lettuces has grown steadily.
• A resemblance to the external ear may lie behind the taboo against eating head lettuce, whose name " koas " resembles Yazidi pronunciations of " koasasa ".