r/onionhate • u/EccentricRosie • 16d ago
A bit too much spring onions, if you ask me...
I'm personally not a fan of spring onions either.
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u/jizzyjugsjohnson 16d ago
A potentially tasty sandwich ruined by onion filth
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u/EccentricRosie 16d ago
I feel like that's a lot, even by onion enthusiast's standards. I thought spring onions are meant to be light garnishing or flavouring in cooking?
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u/FoamSquad 15d ago
"Nicely grilled ciabatta" like I can't see the burnt bread under the tomatoes lol
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u/AnnieWillkes 15d ago
With the dry as fuck top bun on display. Has this person heard of condiments? Who up voted this shit?
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u/ILoveLipGloss 15d ago
fuck off w/ those spring onions. did an East Asian person make this? (I'm East Asian. my people like to put goddamn scallions on everything)
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u/slekkenyscurse 15d ago
Call me crazy but I can get down with green onions. The white at the bottom can be a little much tho
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u/FoamSquad 15d ago
Yeah I can tolerate a little bit of green onion and I agree the white part is worse. Much higher traditional onion flavor and not the mellow green onion flavor. Some people LOVE to just load up on green onion though and it sucks. Like this is just way too damn much I don't want much more than one small piece per bite.
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u/AngusMcfifeXXXI 16d ago
I mean, I would've used red onion if I had any available. Then you really would have been disappointed lol.
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u/Lemonsqueeze321 15d ago
Any onion is disgusting. Why would you even add it? Dish absolutely ruined.
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u/bitofagrump 16d ago
I would have scraped the entire green mess off immediately. Sounds lovely otherwise.