All-Time Best Onion?

Got to discussing this with some co-workers. This one is mine. What's yours?

http://www.theonion.com/content/file...38.article.jpg

S.

PS -- The fact that the Onion has been discussed on DFW Miata before does not make this a repost.

My favorite onion is the 1015.

http://redcooper.com/images/880.jpg

Or an Awesome Blossom with extra awesome?

S.

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Originally Posted by sammm

My favorite onion is the 1015.

http://redcooper.com/images/880.jpg

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What about a good vidalia!
http://images.foodnetwork.com/webfoo...aliaonions.jpg

POS: a man who knows his onions. :scratch:

S.

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Originally Posted by POS Racing

What about a good vidalia!

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Originally Posted by srivendel

POS: a man who knows his onions.

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::Whisp:: pssttt...Sparky, a 1015 is a Vidalia.

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Originally Posted by sammm

::Whisp:: pssttt...Sparky, a 1015 is a Vidalia.

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I think your wrong! ::Fruity::

I thought the Texas 1015 SuperSweet® was different than a Vidalia® Sweets.

If you were a memeber of the The National Onion Association you would know these things! ::Banana::

;)

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Originally Posted by sammm

::Whisp:: pssttt...Sparky, a 1015 is a Vidalia.

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Do you know WHY it was called a 1015?

I don't read it much. There's just not enough time in a day! There is an honorable mention of Miata in the Aries Horoscope but that's probably old news.

BTW Vidalias and 1015 are both great (they could be twins!), and the Blooming Onion blows away that wimpy Awsome Blossom.

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Originally Posted by channelmaniac

Do you know WHY it was called a 1015?

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::Teacher: Today, the common misconception is that the 1015 onion is named after the location where it was developed, on South Farm-to-Market Road 1015.
But Dr. Juan Anciso, extension vegetable specialist at Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Center in Weslaco, clarifies the confusion pretty quickly.
"It’s a coincidence, but no, the onion is named after the ideal planting date" of Oct. 15, he said.

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Originally Posted by sammm

::Teacher: Today, the common misconception is that the 1015 onion is named after the location where it was developed, on South Farm-to-Market Road 1015.
But Dr. Juan Anciso, extension vegetable specialist at Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Center in Weslaco, clarifies the confusion pretty quickly.
"It’s a coincidence, but no, the onion is named after the ideal planting date" of Oct. 15, he said.

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You Rock Sammmy! :clap:

Sammy is t3h w1nn4r!!!!11!1!

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Originally Posted by srivendel

POS: a man who knows his onions. :scratch:

S.

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POS: a man, like an onion, that'll make you cry. ::Bawl::

::Swiss:: ::Fart::

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Originally Posted by Treibenschnell

POS: a man, like an onion, that'll make you cry. ::Bawl::

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::Swiss:: ::Fart::

ps: Thanks to Bean for putting those smilies so close together ;)