Even Adults Don't Want Them

Lest you think no one recalls posts. Seth Turnoff has a young child. He asked "Why aren't adults cheered on for eating their vegetables?" He has a point. Taking me to the produce section.

I cannot mention how many articles have been started at the supermarket. If you don't know what to post- what the heck is your problem? Let's try that again. If you don't know what to post, go to the store and wait in line. Things happen and I am easily inspired.

Every so often there is a Weekend Special on green beans. These are really good. The markdown is on green beans and Brussels sprouts. It is difficult to find green beans. Brussels sprouts are readily available.

They cost the same. I cannot say if Brussels sprouts are any good. With a memory like mine- I don't remember them. Put enough butter on them and they are alright.

That defeats the nutritional purpose. It doesn't matter what I like. The decision was made. Green beans sold out. Brussels sprouts did not. I might have to try them to see if they are as bad as people remember.

There are foods I try once and never feel the need to eat again. Porridge was one. If you don't like it, don't eat it. People not only aren't eating Brussels sprouts, they aren't buying them.

They might end up at a soup kitchen. Americans throw out tons of food every year. Another story, another article. Anything can be prepared well. It might be good even if it is no one's first choice.