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I still eat it, it’s available and a gift of nutritious abundance – so I make my son eat it as well.
I noticed it very strongly when pregnant with my son who despises broccoli, and have never fully appreciated it since. cabbage, kale, cauliflower and all of the incredibly healthful cruciferous vegetables do carry a bit of a stank with them.
Grinch has garlic in his soul which is in his favor… but really – broccoli…. Reach back into your Christmas time trivia and recall the Grinch song: Wow – what an invitation, huh? What is stank anyway? You know, it’s just a variation of stink.
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