*Does some research*
https://www.allrecipes.com/article/why-are-red-onions-considered-red/
https://www.allrecipes.com/article/why-are-red-onions-considered-red/
Really, "red" is a catch-all term for a loose group of hues, including yellow, orange, pink and purple.
Red onions have also earned their "red" name because their purplish skins have historically been used to make reddish dyes.
Red onions have also earned their "red" name because their purplish skins have historically been used to make reddish dyes.
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And smell 🫠
And smell 🫠
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@mindstruggle I love the smell of raw onions 🤗
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Good.
Good.
@basilfawlty89 my understanding is that flowers (for some reason) were broken down into two categories.
Lights which they called "Reds"
Darks which they called "Blues"
Not sure why they did that...
So that's why yellow flowers are considered among the "Reds" and violets flowers are considered among the "Blues".
I honestly don't understand why they didn't just stick with lights and darks?
Lights which they called "Reds"
Darks which they called "Blues"
Not sure why they did that...
So that's why yellow flowers are considered among the "Reds" and violets flowers are considered among the "Blues".
I honestly don't understand why they didn't just stick with lights and darks?