The Supposed Danger of Cucumbers

 


Mini "snacking" Cucumber



  

The end, with no seeds.


When I was knee high to a grasshopper it was widely believed that it was dangerous to eat the ends of  cucumbers -  those parts with no seeds.

Is this true?     Answers please.

If you died as a result of ingesting cucumber ends please let me know.

Thanks     jmp

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