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1. disposalqa.com › insinkerator-badger-5-reviewInSinkErator Badger 5 Review: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly

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   Nov 25, 2023 · Badger 5 garbage disposal is not suitable to grind tough food items like chicken bones, ribs, fruit pits, and corn husks. Besides, you should avoid fibrous vegetables like celery and artichokes. While Badger 5 has enough power to grind these items, their long fibers will clog the drain pipes.

2. disposalqa.com › insinkerator-badger-1-vs-badger-5InSinkErator Badger 1 vs Badger 5: An In-Depth Comparison

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   Mar 15, 2023 · However, neither can grind tough food wastes like bones or fibrous vegetables like celery. Badger 5 is better for households with 2-3 people, while Badger 1 is suitable for small households of 1-2 people.

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4. www.woodlandtrust.org.uk › blog › 2019Badgers: What They Eat, and Other Facts - Woodland Trust

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   Aug 27, 2019 · They will eat nuts, seeds and acorns along with crops like wheat and sweetcorn. Badgers are known to eat small animals including mice, rats, rabbits, frogs, toads, and hedgehogs, and may take advantage of animal carcasses and carrion they come across.

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5. www.arkwildlife.co.uk › blogs › wildlife-guidesBadger Habitat, Identification, Diet & Other Facts - Ark Wildlife

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   In Britain, badgers occupy a large range of habitat types and they are often found in woods and copses, scrubs, hedgerows, quarries, moorland, open fields and even on housing estates! A badger’s food supply is undoubtedly one of the most important factors influencing habitat selection.

6. www.rhs.org.uk › vegetables › celeryHow to grow Celery | RHS Vegetables - RHS Gardening

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   Sow celery seeds between mid-March and early April in seed trays, modules or pots of moist seed compost. Sow thinly and apply the merest of covering of fine vermiculite or sieved compost. Place in a heated propagator or cover with a clear plastic bag and keep somewhere warm – seeds need at least 15°C (59°F) to germinate.

7. www.rhs.org.uk › biodiversity › badgersBadgers in your garden / RHS - RHS Gardening

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   Mostly encountered in rural and suburban gardens, the mess they leave behind when digging in search of food can put them at odds with gardeners. Badgers, with their characteristic black and white striped face, are one of the most recognisable mammals in the UK.

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   Should you grind celery seeds before cooking?

   • While you can find ground celery seed in the supermarket, if possible, it’s always best to grind or crush whole spices just before cooking. Buy whole and grind as needed, and your celery powder will have a much stronger impact. If you can’t find celery seeds, celery salt is the go-to substitution.

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   Can Badger 5 garbage disposal grind chicken bones?

   • The Badger 5 garbage disposal cannot grind chicken bones regularly, as it is not suitable for this task. It is also not recommended to grind other tough food items like ribs, fruit pits, and corn husks. However, while it has enough power to grind fibrous vegetables like celery and artichokes, their long fibers can clog the drain pipes.

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   Do badgers eat supplementary food?

   • Providing supplementary food, in limited amounts, can be beneficial to badgers. This food helps to increase the chance of cubs surviving in hot, dry summers and also help all badgers during long cold, frosty periods – when natural food is in short supply.

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   What is ground celery seed?

   • As you might expect, ground celery seed is the powder derived from grinding up whole celery seeds. Use whole seeds in pickle brine or spice rubs, where you’re seeking texture. But be wary that the seeds are quite small, so they could appear sandy or gritty. Using them in combination with another small, whole spice can help.

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   What do badgers eat?

   • In times of food shortage, badgers may also raid bins in search of food. If you enjoy seeing badgers in your garden, there's a range of suitable foods that you can put out. Raw peanuts or brazil nuts could be offered to badgers (no salt or chocolate). Take care when feeding any wild animal so they do not rely on your food source.

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   How do you grow celery seeds?

   • Sow celery seeds between mid-March and early April in seed trays, modules or pots of moist seed compost. Sow thinly and apply the merest of covering of fine vermiculite or sieved compost. Place in a heated propagator or cover with a clear plastic bag and keep somewhere warm – seeds need at least 15°C (59°F) to germinate.

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9. www.simplyrecipes.com › celery-seed-what-it-is-howCelery Seed: What It Is, How to Use, and Substitutes

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   Sep 4, 2024 · While you can find ground celery seed in the supermarket, if possible, it’s always best to grind or crush whole spices just before cooking. Buy whole and grind as needed, and your celery powder will have a much stronger impact.