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18 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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lol, it's true 
my wife has the same problem. my chorizo/cornbread stuffing just doesn't taste the same at thanksgiving
21 Feb ’12
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Bump, this is a good thread, and might be worth another look since planting season is right around the corner for many of us.
15 Feb ’12
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bump again for this years planning
21 Feb ’12
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very different list for us over here. literally everything is imported.
21 Feb ’12
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oh, well by imported i mean that there is absolutely no commercial agriculture on this island. everything must be shipped in which obviously affects the price as it all must come in by ferry.
21 Feb ’12
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You know, I'm surprised this didn't make the list:
21 Feb ’12
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that's funny DD because money trees are quite common here, see them every day really.
basically, thai's donate their cash to a temple by making a money tree, different denominations are taped to each branch and the more money that's donated, the greater the response will be from the particular spirits you are appealing to. more is better.
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