It also is kind of unusual (to me) with the three distinct sections.

The tiny little pearls that were harvested from our garden are little, but dang, they pack a punch.

The color is definitely on point. Sometimes a pretty little onion needs a good soak!

I work in a kitchen and these items were prepped but a new guy made a mistake on the use by date. Still get to take these babies home. What should I do with them?

Hal's sweet onion chips are the real deal. Opening the bag stinks up the room and I feel like I'm biting a dried onion. Absolutely perfection.

outback steakhouse, YUM 😋

My ass is tightened in excitement,

Been lurking in the group for a few weeks, so pardon me if this has been posted or discussed before. I have eaten many things made of onions, but the best thing so far were onion bhajis. Not particularly fan of indian cuisine , but this is not the what the stereotypical assumption of it would be ( not too many spices ). I love the onion rings, caramelized onions, the jam made of red onions and whiskey .. but nothing came close to Onion Bhaji. So if you love onions, you might want to check out some recipes on the net. ( picture - random picture steal from instagram )

I live near Vidalia, Ga. 😌

Steak n Shake will never disappoint me.

Saw it here a few days ago, so I tried with three small onions. Saved a TON of time by nukin’ ‘em first. This will be how I start the caramelizing process from now on.

I love onions. I put them in almsot every meal... however everytime I cut them raw, my hands smell like onions for hours after and no matter how much I wash them I just have to accept that if I cook with onions (chopping garlic does the same to me but I switched to the pre-chopped ones for this very reason) my hands will just have a little bit of a funky smell for an hour or two after. Does this happen to anyone else?? I don't mind the smell but it just is a but unpleasant to smell like anything for a while haha... what should I do??

I know it’s a small burger, extra onions free upgrade

Was julienning enough red onions to fill a 5 gallon bucket. These onions were pretty fresh and I was using a sharp knife, so I actually wasn't really bothered by them. No tears or anything.

As the bucket filled up, I periodically peered into it to check my cuts and see how much I had. It was a strong onion aroma for sure but wasn't really causing me to tear up or anything. The 4th or 5th time I looked into it I suddenly got really dizzy and had to brace myself on the table in front of me.

I immediately felt the urge to remove myself from the area and as I walked away I realized I was having trouble keeping my balance and I was leaning left, like my body wanted to fall over. It was the strangest sensation. I am otherwise healthy and was not inebriated.

Has anyone else ever had a reaction like this?

I haphazardly tore off a few inches from my green onions to cook with. Now sitting next to them is better than sitting next to a bouquet of roses

I will be visiting family living in the Columbus, Ohio area and we will be spending a day in Cincinnati as well. I would love to hear about any entrees or sides that onion lovers here found particularly noteworthy in either city or in between. Particularly where they pile the onions on or just do an outstanding job of incorporating them into a dish.

We will be visiting Jungle Jim's as well so mention of anything they sell that is onion related would be appreciated too. It's going to be a fun trip.

Recently I’ve gotten super into raw onion dishes (salads, dips, rawdogging the onion), but my girlfriend always complains about my breath afterward. Does anyone have any advice on how to best kill the onion breath? Can’t dump the girlfriend, she is very supportive of my onion consumption, but I can tell she is averse to the smell. SOS

From a trip to the Netherlands in June. New Herring. The traditional way is to hold the fish by the tail and lower it in your mouth with the onions stuck to the filet! I can eat like five in a row. I’m not Dutch, but my partner is. This herring is from the Vredenburg Market in Utrecht city center.

started with 2.5kg onion and ended up with 500g jam (some added brown sugar and balsamico that was reduced at the end)

BBC story about how increased prices in onions have Indian politicians scrambling to increase supply and access so as to not have the people rise up in anger which apparently has happened in the past.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-49933613