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Good food isn't difficult to find in my area, one just needs to seek it out or grow/make it yourself.
9 hours ago, Orbit said:Note to America: lettuce is not a texture; it has flavor!
Yeah, there's more to lettuce than Iceberg or Romaine.
There are hundreds of lettuce cultivars available.
Many examples here.
3 hours ago, pastrygirl said:France is the size of Oregon
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FWIW, I'd say closer to the size of Texas — but more than twice as many people.
Good food isn't difficult to find in my area, one just needs to seek it out or grow it yourself.
6 hours ago, Orbit said:Note to America: lettuce is not a texture; it has flavor!
Yeah, there's more to lettuce than Iceberg or Romaine.
There are hundreds of lettuce cultivars available.
Many examples here.
25 minutes ago, pastrygirl said:France is the size of Oregon
.
FWIW, I'd say closer to the size of Texas — but more than twice as many people.
Good food isn't difficult to find in my area, one just needs to seek it out or grow it yourself.
6 hours ago, Orbit said:Note to America: lettuce is not a texture; it has flavor!
Yeah, there's more to lettuce than Iceberg or Romaine.
There are hundreds of lettuce cultivars available.
Many examples here.
9 minutes ago, pastrygirl said:France is the size of Oregon
.
FWIW, I'd say closer to the size of Texas.
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