The Top 10 Different Uses for Pumpkins
When we think of pumpkins, we think of Halloween, Jack-O-Lanterns, pumpkin pie, and perhaps Thanksgiving.
But, the fact of the matter is, there’s more than one way to use a pumpkin!
During October, pumpkins are abundant. Sometimes, they seem to be too abundant. And it’s not uncommon to see excess pumpkins cast aside or left to rot after Halloween. But, with a little bit of innovation, there’s really no need to let the extras go to waste.
The following are just a few of the great uses for pumpkins:
- Pumpkins in Crafts – If you’re an experienced craftsman or a devout hobbyist, you might try some more creative and advanced uses of pumpkins. You can make pumpkin leather like the American Indians did, or just settle with a simple pumpkin bird house.
- Pumpkins for the Skin – Pumpkins contain anti-oxidants and alpha-hydroxy, which are said to be good for the skin. You can use pumpkin peels as a facial, to combat aging or other skin problems.
- Pumpkin for Pets – Mashed pumpkin is a well-known remedy for digestive trouble in dogs. It can be used to combat weight gain or diarrhea, and for resistance to infections. It is also said to be good for a dog
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