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Please be careful guys. I just found these green worms, or perhaps pupae, hidden inside the broccoli.
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>>20983953
All produce is riddled with living things, anon

it is the stuff of life
they like it for the same reason you do
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Cabbage moth. They're the biting white butterflies with the round wings you see in the summer. Nothing to be alarmed by
Found a cabbage moth caterpillar in some bok choy a few years ago. It happens. I just removed it, blanched, shocked, washed and cooked the veg, no harm, no foul.
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>>20983962
Well, I expect science to deal with this. I want broccoli grown indoors hydroponically and harvested by robot, then wrapped in airtight single-use plastic containers before being shipped directly to my door.
>>20983972
100 years ago, you'd have moths and caterpillars crawling around in your bed. "It happens" they said.
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>>20983953
frozen cut up broncoli is cheaper than the fresh florets. get frozen next time
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>>20983972
>biting
Wtf was I thinking? LITTLE white butterflies. I was wrong, anyway. Po angielski, they're called the same thing but the one I meant isn't even white, actually. They're dark grey. Oops.
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>>20983986
>frozen cut up broncoli
In what universe? Fresh broccoli is 99¢/lb and tastes like broccoli. Frozen broccoli is $2/12oz and tastes like sugared poopshits. All brassicas take an unpleasant sweetness upon freezing, even if blanched first. I hate them frozen.
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>>20983986
cooking broccoli from frozen yields an inferior result unless you were planning on overcooking it to begin with, which I sometimes do
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>>20983995
I hate the way fresh "spicy" broccoli tastes, but it is one of the best smelling things ever
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>>20983995
maybe because I'm shopping at hyvee fresh is $3 a lb so I got 3 10oz bags of frozen for $3
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>>20984006
Maybe. I'm not sure what part of the US Hy-Vee are in but I'm on the coast and all brassica are super cheap here except specialty cauliflowers (the orange, green and purple ones, I mean) and uncommon ones like some stuff at Asian supermarkets. Everything else is $1-1.49/lb. Shit, actually, not even then. I just remembered I bought a bunch of red mustard recently at the Asian supermarket for 99¢/lb which reminded me that last year, I got 3lbs of organic mustard greens from Sprouts half off IE for 75¢/lb. I usually cook kale or collards for Thanksgiving but at that price, we went mustard greens that year. I didn't like how soft it was compared to collards or even kale, but they tasted nice so it wasn't too bad.
Amaranths are the expensive greens here. Fresh beet greens/chard, mature spinach, lamb's quarters, worts and amaranth itself AKA taro greens, callaloo or dasheen. Also docks. Fresh sorrel costs an arm and a fucking leg and proper spinach is $2.49-$4/lb now.
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>>20983953
they say you are what you eat and these critters spent their whole life eating nothing but broccoli
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>>20983953
Catterpillar is good protein.
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>>20983953
One time my broccoli came with free earwigs
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>>20984099
I hate these little fags, they swim in the sea sometimes and just bite you in the ass i hate it.
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>>20984104
earwigs don't swim and don't bite dude, they're actually pretty chill bugs.
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>>20984113
I think he meant these little shits, I remember them biting my toes all the time when I was little
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>>20984113
They do in my cunt
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>>20984042
I would love to shop at the asian store more often. they can keep prices low because they are smart with space. gotta go outta my way to desmoines though
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>>20983953
>pupae
it's pupi
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>>20984042
Nice, I love mustard greens too. Have you tried fermenting or pickling them before? Really worthwhile if you haven't, my girlfriend is Hmong and often makes fermented mustard greens and they're delicious.
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>>20984233
No, it's poopy
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>>20984099
My house comes with free earwigs every spring.
Did you know they can fly?
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>>20983953
Insects eating your food is a sign that it isn't tainted by chemical impurities. Just wash it off and enjoy.
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>>20983982
kek
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>>20984254
Different kind of mustard greens. The ones SEA, Hmong in particular, use are mustard cabbage. The ones I bought are more similar to very curly lettuce leaves. Soft and tender and they don't form a head. Different taste, too.



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