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15-09-2011, 07:46 PM
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No I've noticed that too Dandysmom ... with shop bought onions. Home grown ones seem to still be tear - inducing!

Uncle Joe ... cheese & raw onion sarnies? Yum scrum!
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15-09-2011, 08:45 PM
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Originally Posted by jennywren ->
No I've noticed that too Dandysmom ... with shop bought onions. Home grown ones seem to still be tear - inducing!

Uncle Joe ... cheese & raw onion sarnies? Yum scrum!
Thanks for agreeing; I was wondering if it was just me.
In the gardening catalogues I've noticed an increasing number of seeds indicated as mild or sweet! I want an onion that tastes like an onion!
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I've also noticed the difference with onions and they seem to go soft quicker too. The best ones, for me, are the large Spanish onions.
 
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