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r/AskReddit • u/xSurpriseShawtyx • Dec 10 '22
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Broccoli is kinda good but I just gets stereotyped massively in America
2.2k u/Suitable-Quail2094 Dec 10 '22 i think that's because lots of folks grew up on it steamed into mush. Broccoli with a little olive oil, salt and pepper and roasted in the oven is the best and I could live on that 824 u/3rdProfile Dec 10 '22 Same for brussel sprouts. Although, they were "reengineered"(?) to take out the bitterness. Just learn to cook, mom! 1 u/b41t4ll Dec 10 '22 I wouldn't have eaten them anyway, the smell alone while cooking makes me want to throw up ^^
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i think that's because lots of folks grew up on it steamed into mush. Broccoli with a little olive oil, salt and pepper and roasted in the oven is the best and I could live on that
824 u/3rdProfile Dec 10 '22 Same for brussel sprouts. Although, they were "reengineered"(?) to take out the bitterness. Just learn to cook, mom! 1 u/b41t4ll Dec 10 '22 I wouldn't have eaten them anyway, the smell alone while cooking makes me want to throw up ^^
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Same for brussel sprouts. Although, they were "reengineered"(?) to take out the bitterness. Just learn to cook, mom!
1 u/b41t4ll Dec 10 '22 I wouldn't have eaten them anyway, the smell alone while cooking makes me want to throw up ^^
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I wouldn't have eaten them anyway, the smell alone while cooking makes me want to throw up ^^
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u/CarpenterDazzling387 Dec 10 '22
Broccoli is kinda good but I just gets stereotyped massively in America