Favourite veg!!

Steve · #1 29th Apr 08, 12:49 PM

So what's your favourite veg? Do you eat your greens!!

bagpuddycat · #2 29th Apr 08, 12:56 PM

I really wanted an "all of the above and more" option, but I plumped for broccoli, by the narrowest of margins.

Steve · #3 29th Apr 08, 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by bagpuddycat

I really wanted an "all of the above and more" option, but I plumped for broccoli, by the narrowest of margins.

All of the above option would have meant no actual favourite though eh!!

almost_no_specifics · #4 29th Apr 08, 01:02 PM

MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM BROCCOLI!!! *licks lips*

Although parsnips are close behind... with carrots and sweet potatoes and baby corns....

bagpuddycat · #5 29th Apr 08, 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Steve

All of the above option would have meant no actual favourite though eh!!

Exactly. I like to be fair and equitable and distribute my love of vegetables evenly among all plants of that ilk. Except rhubarb.

ed_m · #6 29th Apr 08, 01:35 PM

oooh i missed the parsnips option and voted sprouts.

i tend to consider spuds & parsnips as being in a kind of carbo category.. dont really think of them as veg proper.

Scarbib_jack · #7 29th Apr 08, 01:43 PM

Out of that list probably brocolli although i go through quite allot of Sweet Potatoes due to there macros and nutrition.

Steve · #8 29th Apr 08, 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by bagpuddycat

Except rhubarb.

But that's fruit..or is it?

bagpuddycat · #9 29th Apr 08, 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Steve

But that's fruit..or is it?

Apparently it's classified as a vegetable. Something to do with it being the stalk rather than, er, the fruit of the plant that we eat (I say we, but I mean other people, really, since I don't eat it, because it's horrid).

It's one of those oddities, like tomatoes are really fruit, but then I eat them like fruit so that makes perfect sense to me.

Nat · #10 29th Apr 08, 02:39 PM

Love veg, but I'm just too lazy to cook them just for myself