| Sunday, January 07, 2007 |
| Speaking of genetically modified foods..... |
The folks at Duda Farms have genetically engineered celery to be hollow, so that it can be used as a straw or swizzle stick in drinks. Not exactly the cure for cancer, nor will it end world hunger, but cool nonetheless. Expect to see all kinds of things stuffed into celery as appetizers and snacks from now on.
via: iconoculture, and boing boing
Oh, and if you think baby carrots are really baby carrots? Think again. |
posted by Broadsheet @ 12:13 PM   |
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Wouldn't a green onion work just as well?
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I suppose they might if they were hollow. The green part isn't long or sturdy enough.
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Wouldn't a green onion work just as well?