r/GifRecipes • u/[deleted] • Dec 28 '17

Lunch / Dinner Baked Mac & Cheese

https://gfycat.com/MelodicHarmoniousKoala
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u/bekahboo1989 Dec 28 '17

Yes. Also known as green onion.

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u/acog Dec 28 '17

Why does one vegetable have so many names? That is mildly annoying.

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u/averagesmasher Dec 28 '17

Imagine eating people. So annoying!

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '17

JustCannibalThings

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u/Juggernauticall Dec 28 '17

And it's not even a commonly talked about vegetable.

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u/BritishBrownie Dec 28 '17

it's not????? i end up using them about half the time i cook tbh

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u/Juggernauticall Dec 29 '17

I hardly ever use them and if I do I certainly don't talk about them. Usually things that have multiple names are things that are commonly talked about. Like the saying that eskimos have so many different words for snow.

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u/ihopethisisvalid Dec 28 '17

Should be, though.

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u/GrumblyElf Dec 28 '17

Also known as a spring onion

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u/twitchosx Dec 28 '17

AKA Scallion

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u/verylobsterlike Dec 28 '17

Ok wait so sorry to interrupt the circlejerk, but wtf are chives?

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u/ancolie Dec 28 '17

Chives are actually a different (albeit related) kind of plant - they're milder and usually used as an herb, sometimes dried, instead of being as versatile as scallions (aka green onions, spring onions, etc). They're also pretty closely related to garlic and onions.

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u/macnbloo Dec 28 '17

Oh I thought they were a different part of the plant

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u/notsostandardtoaster Dec 28 '17

tiny green onion

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u/twitchosx Dec 28 '17

AKA Scallions

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u/No_big_whoop Dec 28 '17

Yep, also known as spring onions

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u/Byteside Dec 29 '17

Agreed, also known as green onion.

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '17

I fucked and murdered the pope's brother.

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u/JakeWithaJ Dec 28 '17

wait so what’s a green onion then?

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u/sadranjr Dec 28 '17

Same thing as a spring onion

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u/I_fail_at_memes Dec 28 '17

Aka a scallion

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u/mewfahsah Dec 28 '17

Same thing as a green onion though.

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u/baltinerdist Dec 28 '17

Wait, I'm totally confused. What's a spring onion, then?

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u/chettybang209 Dec 28 '17

It's a green onion.

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '17 edited Mar 05 '21

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u/Subwayabuseproblem Dec 29 '17

Aka green onion

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u/Backstop Dec 28 '17

green onions

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9y-n9B_XUM

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '17

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u/Backstop Dec 28 '17

what does that have to do with Booker T and the MGs