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Wow! I didn't know this! Thanks for sharing!
No, I sure didn't know. This is so interesting.
No, I didn't know, thanks for sharing! Hugs, Valerie
I used to eat quite a bit of them...gave them up years ago as they bloated me like hell...vegetables are over rated.
This is interesting to know. They are always wanting us to eat it, too. I had no idea.
I would never have imagined. Might have to steal this for one of my "Did You Know" posts.
I just know it...Thank you for sharing interesting information
I agree with Angie - 'vegetables are overrated'. Broccoli is also full of bacteria.
I'm a veggie fan.Coffee is on and stay safe
I love sprouts but not a fan of broccoli.
OMG this is so interestingThis fact is new
Broccoli has been around since the Roman Empire but it didn't come to England until the mid 18th century. It's certainly been around a long time and is our youngest grand-daughters favourite vegetable ... Eddie and I like it too :)All the best Jan
Crazy - all three I looooove! Brussels Sprouts (and German green kale) make me accept winter!
I had NO idea! Wow.
I didn't know this! How interesting!
News to me! But I still love it :-D
Wow! I didn't know this! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteNo, I sure didn't know. This is so interesting.
ReplyDeleteNo, I didn't know, thanks for sharing! Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteI used to eat quite a bit of them...gave them up years ago as they bloated me like hell...vegetables are over rated.
ReplyDeleteThis is interesting to know. They are always wanting us to eat it, too. I had no idea.
ReplyDeleteI would never have imagined. Might have to steal this for one of my "Did You Know" posts.
ReplyDeleteI just know it...
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing interesting information
I agree with Angie - 'vegetables are overrated'. Broccoli is also full of bacteria.
ReplyDeleteI'm a veggie fan.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on and stay safe
I love sprouts but not a fan of broccoli.
ReplyDeleteOMG this is so interesting
ReplyDeleteThis fact is new
Broccoli has been around since the Roman Empire but it didn't come to England until the mid 18th century. It's certainly been around a long time and is our youngest grand-daughters favourite vegetable ... Eddie and I like it too :)
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Crazy - all three I looooove! Brussels Sprouts (and German green kale) make me accept winter!
ReplyDeleteI had NO idea! Wow.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know this! How interesting!
ReplyDeleteNews to me! But I still love it :-D
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