Traffic comes to a stalk on Hwy. 400 as crews clean up celery following rollover
Traffic comes to a stalk on Hwy. 400 as crews clean up celery following rollover
If you’re stuck in traffic on Hwy. 400 Tuesday, the root of the problem is likely celery.
No injuries have been reported.
Drivers can expect the highway to be closed for several hours.The ramp from Hwy. 9 eastbound to the highway is also closed, OPP said.
Celery isn't the only produce to take stalk on Ontario's highways. This past July, thousands of apples spilled onto Hwy. 401 in west Toronto after a tractor struck a meridian in a westbound express lane just past Keele Street.
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CABBAGESCELERYBecause it has almost no nutritional value beyond fiber and is primarily added to food for flavor, I consider celery to be an herb and not a vegetable.
Personally I consider it to be a chew toy between hot wings.
A utensil for eating dressing
brace yourselves the price of celery bout to go through the roof
No kidding. It takes a long time to grow celery, up to 140 days.
omg thats alot longer than i would have thought
Look at all those broccoli.