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   ahser said, 3 months ago

   can’t she just sell them? and gain monopoly in the zucchini market

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   ejcapulet said, 3 months ago

   Grind up some of the little suckers and toss them in brownie mix. The brownies come out uber moist and chewy but with extra vitamins.

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   Johanan Rakkav said, 3 months ago

   Add a little tofu to that and you have some guilt therapy as well. :)

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   Wenthral said, 3 months ago

   How about crushing them up and sending them back to dirt they came from and plant taco’s, burgers and pizza next year?

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   idwiz123 said, 3 months ago

   take them to the nearest food pantry!!!!

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   Lewreader said, 3 months ago

   If you throw them on the compost pile you get more zucchini plants

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   Saucy1121 said, 3 months ago

   How much you want to bet it’s zucchini ice cream too?

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   dicatduke said, 3 months ago

   idwiz123: great idea! also the local farmer’s market!

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   Rmom said, 3 months ago

   How can you tell when zucchini goes bad?

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    boozoothatswho said, 3 months ago

    You’re supposed to use the zucchini for bait when the blues are running.

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    serenasakitty said, 3 months ago

    Ahser it is not so easy to sell zucchini or even give it away. It seems that EVERYONE grows too much of the stuff and is trying to get rid of it. Parking your car is a good way to get it stuffed with zucchini.

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    Dry said, 3 months ago

    Zucchini is a very prolific plant, One vine will supply more than enough! And zucchini bread is VERY good!! And you can freeze zucchini bread, or freeze the zucchini, if you’re going to cook with it!

    Okay, Drystyha’s cooking class is over for today! Sorry!! :-)

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    comixavier said, 3 months ago

    Zucchini, zucchini ZUCCHINI!!! The Foxes are getting sick of zucchini!

    I’m sure there are tacos in the garden: wheat or corn for the tortillas and onion, lettuce, tomato, jalapeños, pinto beans, whatever for the fixings; they’ll have to get their own farm for chicken, beef, cheese, and sour cream. Hold the zucchini, though.

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    Tigger said, 3 months ago

    I remember 1970 when we moved from Florida to Rural USA. Dad over planted everything. We had tons of Black-Eyed Peas. Took us several weeks to shell all of them.

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    cwreenactor said, 3 months ago

    Yuck!!!

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    treBsdrawkcaB said, 3 months ago

    Sadly, Jason missed his opportunity to use the “Remote Controlled Stove” again…

    Freeze dry the zucchini and send it to southern Sudan where the people are being starved to death by their evil government.

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    Ushindi said, 3 months ago

    That’s one of the problems with the way our world is set up - it would be so much better if we could plant tacos and hamburgers, bacon and steaks, maybe some ham…..I LOVE meat, but we are using so much in resources to grow it for a rapidly expanding population, not to mention the constant slaughtering to get it in the nice clean packages at the store. Yes, I still have my bacon and eggs in the morning, and BBQ a steak at night, but I can see the problem.

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    gopuppy said, 3 months ago

    “How can you tell when zucchini goes bad?”

    When it starts driving over the speed limit, smoking and stealing stuff?

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    lululu9 said, 3 months ago

    is that supposed 2 be funny, gopuppy?

20. 

    maplasia said, 3 months ago

    Yeah. Zuchini brownies=so good.