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    beet greens

    are better than turnip greens. Larruping
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    Thought those were for the critters to eat?

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    didn't specify the critter tho
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    I was thinking the four-legged variety that gets et' by we two-legged ones.

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    As far as I'm concerned ... NOTHING on a beet is edible! (got'ta say, Lynn loves 'em though)

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    I like beets a lot. I've cut the tops off of a lot of beets and thrown them away. I guess I'm going to have to try them. They're not poison or anything like poke are they?
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    I don't eat the food that my food eats.
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    Not poison at all. They have a mild flavor. To to fair, they're the tops off young beets. The older ones might be tougher, I'll let you know in a few weeks.

    Jim's a beetaphobe
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