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From: mmm@cup.portal.com (Mark Robert Thorson)
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Subject: Re: Broccoflower
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Date: 8 Jul 90 20:16:37 GMT
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I tend to believe the story that these are just regular cauliflowers
which weren't tied up to shield them from the sun.  The pieces of
"broccoflower" around the edge of the head were partly white, where
they were shielded by the leaves.

Imagine that!  $1.79 for a cauliflower   )-;