Sweet Onions

>>8276051

Different ingredients for different applications. I love sweet onions for say, onion rings. But sometimes you want that really sharp bite you get from normal yellow onions.

Same applies to sweetpotato.

>>8276060
>sweetpotato
>literally tastes like shit compared to all 500 other types of potato

Nah

>>8276061
This guy gets it.

The only way I ever eat a sweet potato is whole and toasted. Otherwise you can fuck off with your dirty orange tuber meme meal.

>>8276061
>>8276125
Continue being wrong.

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Sorry OP, but cippolinis are best.

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I don't get onion ratings
people tell me that whites are the strongest and red is the mildest but it seems like the reverse

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>>8276145
Please refrain from posting my sexy wife in this thread as it distracts me from food and cooking.

>>8276051

>lower shelf life without refrigerating

dropped

>>8276051
RED ONION GOD TIER

>>8276061
Sweet potato literally god tier food for you in terms of nutrition, I'm not a fan of the taste though

>>8276060

Russet potato for me.

WE DIDN'T HAVE WHITE ONES CAUSE OF THE WAR

ALL YOU COULD FIND WAS THOSE BIIIIG YELLA ONES

I put copious onion on everything because it is the GOAT.

A shame they are nutritionally void.

>>8276654
They're not though. They have a range of key vitamins and minerals.