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To: itsahoot

The Texas 1015 Sweet Onions are OK, but not nearly as ood as Walla Wala Sweets.


36 posted on 05/27/2011 9:53:55 AM PDT by SeaHawkFan
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To: SeaHawkFan
The Texas 1015 Sweet Onions are OK, but not nearly as ood as Walla Wala Sweets.

There is a magnificent onion that is locally available in Texas, during a one-month window (which just started).

Noonday onions -- grown in the vicinity of the Noonday community (near Tyler).

Sweet, full of flavor, just enough heat to highlight the flavor. Fabulous when broiled on the grill (in foil, with butter and worcestershire).

41 posted on 05/27/2011 10:10:09 AM PDT by okie01 (THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA: Ignorance On Parade)
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I agree on the Wala Wala, on on the west coast we get a lot of so called sweet onion, they rarely are. Have to drive back through Texas and Oklahoma to get the genuine article. The last few times I tried Vidalia sweets, I could have saved money by bying the old standard yellow onion, they were really hot and not in the least sweet.


48 posted on 05/27/2011 11:04:11 AM PDT by itsahoot (We make jokes, they make progress. Dimmitude, get used to it.)
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