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I can imagine some uses for vidalia or other sweet onions, but they are not good substitutes for onions. Onions taste good, raw and cooked. If you don't like ra
by fsckboy 4y ago
I can imagine some uses for vidalia or other sweet onions, but they are not good substitutes for onions. Onions taste good, raw and cooked. If you don't like raw onions, it's perfectly fine to like vidalias, but it's a completely different ingredient rather than a slight variant. I have no use for them, sweet onions offer no advantages in my guacamole or pico de gallo or on a roast beef sandwich or for roasting alongside a chicken.
I'm deeply peeved that trader joes only offers a choice of bagged sweet onions or bagged organic onions: TJ's organic onions get moldy sooo fast.
and while this guy's story of acquiring vidaliaonions.com is cute, it's hardly comparable to say that vidaliaonions.com wrote its own story like one of faulkner's characters. Were Harry and David Faulkner characters?
- bigbillheck 4y agoAll of Trader Joe's produce gets moldy really quickly.
- bowsamic 4y agoI think you’re being weirdly dismissive. Anyway that is super weird that Trader Joes doesn’t have non organic yellow onions
- fsckboy 4y agoI spoke in detail about onions which is not dismissive, who cares if there's a food I don't like? When I was young, endives were bitter, that's why we ate them. Lamb was gamy. Now they've been made mild so more people like them, but at the same time there has been a loss of the foods that I loved. they have them individually, but I use a lot and bagged is cheaper
- blt 4y agoTrader Joe's produce is uniformly weak