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15 Feb ’12
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good break down to help you impact your grocery bill the most
28 Feb ’12
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great analysis
7 Mar ’12
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Cool article. Onion didn't rate very high, but that may not tell the true value. In the UK during the WW2 Victory Garden period, Onions were one of the most scarce food items around. They were the most in-demand item requested (besides meat), and they were often given as awards at community meetings.
I can't imagine cooking without them. I could live without Cilantro, but no way could I enjoy my food sans onion.
21 Feb ’12
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thanks for posting
15 Feb ’12
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I figured you would like the list with your herb project hessian
15 Feb ’12
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Cool article. Onion didn't rate very high, but that may not tell the true value. In the UK during the WW2 Victory Garden period, Onions were one of the most scarce food items around. They were the most in-demand item requested (besides meat), and they were often given as awards at community meetings.
I can't imagine cooking without them. I could live without Cilantro, but no way could I enjoy my food sans onion.
I feel the same, besides I have that genetic disposition where cilantro tastes like soap
28 Feb ’12
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Cool article. Onion didn't rate very high, but that may not tell the true value. In the UK during the WW2 Victory Garden period, Onions were one of the most scarce food items around. They were the most in-demand item requested (besides meat), and they were often given as awards at community meetings.
I can't imagine cooking without them. I could live without Cilantro, but no way could I enjoy my food sans onion.
I feel the same, besides I have that genetic disposition where cilantro tastes like soap
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15 Feb ’12
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Cool article. Onion didn't rate very high, but that may not tell the true value. In the UK during the WW2 Victory Garden period, Onions were one of the most scarce food items around. They were the most in-demand item requested (besides meat), and they were often given as awards at community meetings.
I can't imagine cooking without them. I could live without Cilantro, but no way could I enjoy my food sans onion.
I feel the same, besides I have that genetic disposition where cilantro tastes like soap
racist
lol, it's true 
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