Annie explains what produces the rainbow of cauliflower in the supermarket.
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i think your fat and you should stop eating cadavers and dairy puss hormones made for a baby cow
Wooow….cauliflower cake….
Useful facts, but what about the best boi, Green Cauliflower? How could you leave him out in the cold!
This video is just not up to your usual high standards.
It would be great if you cook a recipe with each one of those side by side, step by step!
Thank you for that info! Now, what about the green?
Soft chocolate chip cookies and seafood
Is it just me ? I usually like or love all your stuff but this one was the first that I thought was dull , not informative , and wonder why you even bothered making it . C’mon , you guys are usually right on the pulse of the people . This was a weak and short video . My first 👎🏽 I give to your video .
Where is the romanesco!!!
What about the green one in the thumbnail???
Where is the rest of the video? What was up with the Romanesco broccoli – it tastes sorta like cauliflower – so where is it? And where are recipes? This is like someone goofed!! O.O
Everyone else: complaining
Me: googling & using less data
Yeah the video is short and they stuck a crossbreed in the thumbnail and didn't talk about it, but I still learned some very valuable things I didn't know before.
The video says “the many colors”, goes on to explain 2 colors.
the orange has more carotin / the purple has more anthocyanins – but it was not mentioned: the bigger it is, the better the taste of all 3!
Hello!
Come ONNNNNN, Bridget … what is this, teasing us with romesco in the thumbnail and then leaving it out of the video???
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Short video is back!
Where was the romanesco? 🤨 It was in the picture.
I like it short straight to the point
Okay like this is great and all, but you really could have put out a longer, more in-depth video about cauliflower. Actually get deep into the histories and maybe share some recipes.
I'm not even sure what the point of this video was…
I don't think it's worth posting 43 second videos.
too quick.. would have loved examples of recipes you can use the different colored cauliflower in..
"Antioxidants", the fictional nutrient with absolutely no solid science proving its value in the diet!
Would have been more interesting had there been more than 43 seconds of content.
Green?
Very nice but I don't see them often in the grocery store 👍👍👍