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Matt went on to reveal how his Nonno would go about eliminating toxins from their digestive systems, in order to make them fit for human consumption. He d put them into hessian bags, big hessian bags and feed them breadcrumbs, he said.
Acquired taste: I come from an Italian family, and my Nonno in Melbourne, as soon as it rains. would walk the streets and collect hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of snails, Matt, pictured with wife Nikki Wilson-Smith, said
Delicious! Boil them in the pot with oil and vinegar. It actually tastes really good he said It kind of cleans them out and then we d eat them. Boil them in the pot with oil and vinegar. It actually tastes really good.
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The most appetising supermarket tomatoes are often the least flavoursome and now we might know why and who is to blame.
Murdoch University associate professor of food science and nutrition, Vicky Solah, said tomatoes at Coles and Woolworths were bred for characteristics other than flavour - and McDonalds is partly to blame. Supermarket tomatoes have been bred for yield and to make them look beautiful becauses consumers like them to look beautiful, she said. Unfortunately, some of the flavour is lost in that breeding for yield.
Looking good, tasting average - the humble tomato has lost flavour because of how they are grown according to a Western Australian associate professor Vicky Solah
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