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Jay
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http://www.ladyskylar.com/swffiles/Brocolli.swf

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Tante Shvester
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You're a very bad man.

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Jeesh
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Eduardo St. Elmo
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Brocolli kills cancer...

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martha
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Broccoli has more pesticides than any other vegetable...

But luckily, they're naturally evolved pesticides that the broccoli produces itself.

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theamazeeaz
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PSA:

Try brocolli with Peanut Butter.

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Kwea
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quote:
Originally posted by theamazeeaz:
PSA:

Try brocolli with Peanut Butter.

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theamazeeaz
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It's yummy!

Assuming you aren't allergic to peanuts.

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B34N
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Now there's a combo I've never heard of?

*looks over at frige, scratches head and asks to himself should I try it*

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Carrie
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Kind of like the peanut butter/mayonnaise/lettuce sandwich?

(Surprisingly good, mind...)

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Jenny Gardener
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It would be like a Thai combination. Quite good, probably.

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Tante Shvester
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How exactly does one combine broccoli and peanut butter? Is it just raw broccoli dipped in peanut butter. Is it steamed broccoli with peanut butter melted on like a sauce? Stir fried broccoli with ginger, garlic, soy sauce and peanut butter?

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theamazeeaz
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Raw broccolli dipped in peanut butter spread on with a knife.

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kaminari
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If you added onions, basil, sesame oil, chicken, and bell peppers your stir fry would be a winner.

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Tante Shvester
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Do I get honorable mention?

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theamazeeaz
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Have you tried it raw with PB yet?

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Phanto
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Brocolli must die.

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Ron Lambert
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Broccoli (note it is the "c" that is doubled, not the "l" according to the online Webster's Dictionary) supplies a good amount of calcium. It is one of the vegetables richest in this mineral. That is in addition to the vitamin A.

I like it. Nobody ever made me eat it. I just like it.

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theamazeeaz
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But do you eat it with peanut butter?

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kaminari
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Maybe someone forced him to eat peanut butter, in which case he asked for some broCCoLi. I often misspel that.

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kaminari
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Isn't it funny though that one forum topic mistake could spawn so many errors? Good job to Ron for catching that. I hadn't noticed.

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Ron Lambert
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theamazeeaz, I have not eaten broccoli with peanut butter, but I have eaten peanut butter and pickle sandwiches.

Kaminari, some words are just prone to being misspelled. No matter how many times I look them up, there are certain words I still have to check again from time to time. At least I recognize and acknowledge the words I am unsure of, and bother to look them up. I guess I've always been a bit of a perfectionist in that regard.

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kaminari
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Yeah, I have a hard time with simple words that I know are correct but just look funny for some reason. Can't think of any off the top of my head, but i know what you mean.

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JennaDean
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Unnecessary.

Or is is unneccesary?

Or Unneccessary?

I have to look it up every time. I'm pretty sure there are at least two n's, though.

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cmc
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unnecessary : ) You were right on the first try...

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theamazeeaz
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Ron, you should try it with PB.

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kaminari
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haha, way to bring the forum back to topic thea. And Jenna, I have to admit that I was still thinking about which one was correct until I read cmc's post. crazy.

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