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Allotment & food storage
2 April 2013, 23:28,
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RE: Allotment & food storage
Purple brocoli seems to be rhe new fad vegetable as the supermarkets are selling it.
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2 April 2013, 23:32, (This post was last modified: 2 April 2013, 23:33 by Luci_ferson.)
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RE: Allotment & food storage
im not a brocoli lover anyway.
but ive eatent the purple one, and I couldn't tell any difference.
but I don't eat it often enough to have noticed
probably only have broccoli about 3 times a year.
that will change now we have a allotment though cos my OH loves the stuff.
homegrown is bound to have a better flavour than the shop bought though. everything else does.
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3 April 2013, 10:02,
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RE: Allotment & food storage
(2 April 2013, 23:28)Metroyeti Wrote: Purple brocoli seems to be rhe new fad vegetable as the supermarkets are selling it.

thats not new, we've been eating purple sprouting broccoli for several years.
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