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heidih

heidih

I think for some (females especially) celery brings up nightmarish flashbacks to diets in the 70's. I don't use it in any kind of foundational "trinity", but I do enjoy the more intense vegetal taste of Chinese celery. Tt is green! I'll pick some up on occasion but a leafy bundle is a bit much for a singleton who relishes variety to use in its prime.  Ah!- relish - those nasty dried out relish trays of the past....

heidih

heidih

I think for some )females especially) celery brings up nightmarish flashbacks to diets in the 70's. I don't use it n any kind of foundational "trinity", but I do enjoy the more intense vegetal taste of Chinese celery. it is green! I'll pick some up on occasion but a leafy bundle is a bit much for a singleton who relishes variety to use in its prime.  Ah!- relish - those nasty dried out relish trays of the past....

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