My real shocker was onion. I mean, man I could just eat the red onion without a drop of tear in my eyes. Try doing this in India.
So those in US, if at all you ever feel like eating real vegetables hop on a 15 hour flight to Delhi or Bangalore :)
My real shocker was onion. I mean, man I could just eat the red onion without a drop of tear in my eyes. Try doing this in India.
So those in US, if at all you ever feel like eating real vegetables hop on a 15 hour flight to Delhi or Bangalore :)
That’s actually to a large degree a soil thing. In US, there are some places where the soil is naturally very low in sulfur, and these places see a lot of onion cultivation, as the resulting produce is much less burning than onion grown elsewhere.
Or check out your local farmers marker or CSA
There is absolutely nowhere else in the U.S. where you can go just about anywhere and get fresh, cheap, properly flavorful produce. Even several capitol cities of MidWest states don't have a real competitor to what's widely available and affordable in Cali.