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I'm just sad that they spoil perfectly good fresh, juicy, crunchy onions. They call it 'caramelized' but don't even put any caramel in. Which is probably good
by Falkon1313 3y ago
I'm just sad that they spoil perfectly good fresh, juicy, crunchy onions.
They call it 'caramelized' but don't even put any caramel in. Which is probably good because actual caramelized onions would be gross too. But why not just be honest and call them burnt onions? Or "onions with all the flavor and texture removed"?
Personally, I find those recipes quick enough because I simply opt not to ruin the onions. They don't need any cooking. Just chop 'em and drop 'em on the finished product for a zesty flavorful crunch that you'd be missing out on if you actually followed the recipe directions.
- fknorangesite 3y ago[flagged]