Japanese crossword #38326
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A sprouting brussels sprout?
I've had mine boiling for Christmas dinner for over a week now!
I've had mine boiling for Christmas dinner for over a week now!
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Why do you need to have them boiling for so long?
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In England there's a law that if you can't consume your vegetables through a straw you must return them to the pot. On one visit we were impressed by a restaurant that had a note on the menu about taking pride in not over-cooking their vegetables; but when the dinners were served, there they were straw-ready.
This is the FBI, you're under arrest for murdering dellicious Brussel sprouts.
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I think you have to send in MI5? Or just the regular Bobbies? Brussels Sprouts murder does need to be investigated.
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Good question. Maybe, he is making Brussels Sprouts syrup?
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So, I turn my back for a mere 4 years & find all this!
Brussel Sprout syrup indeed!
Brussel Sprout syrup indeed!
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Go back another four years and you'll find the Brexit connection (*anything* with "Brussels" in its name made Englishmen apoplectic).
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Which is why they are now only referred to as just "Sprouts" within England. Obviously, I had to use the B-word in my original comment given the number of international readers!
Cute youngster.
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