Cucumbers are 96 percent water
True - see here
Others
Strawberries (92 percent water)
Grapefruit (91 percent)
Cantaloupe (90 percent)
Peaches (89 percent)
Raspberries (87 percent)
Pineapples (87 percent)
Apricots (86 percent)
Blueberries (85 percent)
In 2010, McDonald's mistakenly packed and distributed 5,000 Happy Meals with a condom instead of a toy.
Supposedly True - see here but I think it has been dramatised from this story
A pig's orgasm lasts for 30 minutes
False. It's more like 10 / 15 mins. See video here
https://youtu.be/5Qr-bTfQrKI
There are 14 different ways of spelling Muhammad
True here they are
Mahmad, Mahamed, Mohamad,Mohamed, Mohammad, Mohammed,Muhamad, Muhamed, Muhamet,Muhammed, Muhammet,Mahammud , Mehmet
The citrus soda 7-UP was created in 1929; '7' was selected after the original 7-ounce containers and 'UP' for the direction of the bubbles.
Not sure about this. It has also been said it is because it originally had 7 ingredients.
A cat is more likely to hurt itself from a 7th floor fall than a 12th floor fall
Supposedly cat has more time to get into the correct landing position
Every time you lick a stamp, you consume 1/10 of a calorie.
1/10 of a calorie is not accurate however do not worry dieters as you use more calories to do the licking movement
5 of the Most Expensive Foods in the World
5. Westin Hotel Bagel
It costs $1000 and looks just like an ordinary bagel but what is it that makes it so special? It is the creation of the executive chef of the Westin hotel, Chef Frank Tujague. The element that is the main reason behind the very high price of this bagel is the white truffle which is infused in cream cheese. At the same time another important element is the Italian fungus which is one of the most expensive type of fungus in the world.
4. Domenico Crolla’s Pizza Royale 007
This one pizza costs around $4,200 . The most unique thing about this pizza by Chef Domenico Crolla is that he makes portraits on his pizza with edible ingredients. The pizza Royale-007 was a 12 inch pizza with a beautiful combination of tomato sauce, alcoholic beverage infused savory ingredients and smoked Scottish salmon. On top of that it had 24 carat gold flakes for garnishing! Unfortunately the James bond films group didn’t commission this recipe.
3. Densuke Black Watermelon
Once a “Densuke Black watermelon” that weighed 17 pounds was sold for $6,100. What makes this a very expensive fruit is not hard to answer. Top of the list is it’s production – it is only grown in a Japanese Island and it’s harvest is done once a year which Yields to a total product of just a few dozen of those watermelons. The sweetness, crispiness and the hardness is almost perfect.
2. Almas Caviar
You can imagine the worth of this when we tell you the fact that it is sold in 24 carat gold tins. Caviars are already an expensive type of food and this Almas caviar is even more expensive! Even the shops that sell Almas caviar are not easy to find. Its selling price is $24,000 and if a person just wants to have a taste of it then it comes in smaller tins at a much ‘cheaper price of $1,250, so not too expensive (joke).
1. Italian White Alba Truffle
Truffles are already known for being very expensive but this Italian White Alba truffle is one of the rarest kinds of truffles you can buy. The reason truffles are so expensive is because they are difficult to cultivate and other than that, the flavor. Once, 1.51 grams of Italian White Alba Truffle was sold for $160,000 to a Hong Kong couple. Some people really do have more money than sense.
The “ice cream” you see in ice cream ads is actually mashed potatoes because they will not melt during production.
Fake - See here
It would be illegal to do this as it would be misleading. However mash potato is used when advertising things like toffee sauce
In the womb, all babies grow mustaches...that they eat.
When a fetus is about four months into pregnancy it develops a mustache that, over the course of a month, spreads over its entire body. This hair is called lanugo and it all falls out before birth and is EATEN BY THE BABY. It then is digested and becomes part of its first poop called meconium.
Debatable
Viruses are not exactly dead, either: They have genes, they reproduce, and they evolve through natural selection.
This has been debated since 1892
FAKE
This was seen on Uberfacts and is not true
FAKE
While reading lists of untranslatable words, I found the phrase "pisan zapra." Supposedly, pisan zapra is used in Malay to mean "the time it takes to eat a banana." However, when I Googled the phrase, many of the results were discussions doubting its authenticity. Some native speakers of Malay said they had never heard it. One comment offered a possible etymology, saying "pisang" in Malay means "banana," and "saapidu" in Tamizh means "to eat." My wild guess is that it may be obscure or obsolete, so of course people wouldn't know it if it isn't in common usage. Does anyone have any further information on this elusive phrase?