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“The mysterious that has baffled for ” — Click bait sub editor
Yeah, the headline certainly follows the clickbait tropes. But in this case, it appears to be legit - experts actually don't know and the vendors keep it a closely guarded secret.
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I'm not sure what your point is; the title is an entirely accurate summary of the content of the article.
I didn't read the article because it looked like click bait.
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Species doesn't mean as much in the plant world. Cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, kale, Brussels sprouts, collard greens, kohlrabi, and gai lan are all Brassica oleracea . You can have specimens that are even technically the same cultivar but wildly different alimentary character.
TIL that the vegetable aisle has half the species I thought it did.
Why do they keep saying "anybody can eat this"?
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Thanks somehow I missed that. Incompetent reading! Obviously we're not in possession of all the facts here but it sounds like incompetent spying to me. Much more difficult operations are carried out every single day.
They might not have had the amount of budget necessary to observe them from a drone for months
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KFC recipe is out there. Saw it on Reddit a few years ago. Followed it. Damn good chicken.
I thought that process required a pressure fryer. Do you have one?
Those things are like boats tho. Better to have a friend with one ;)
“The mysterious that has baffled for ” — Click bait sub editor
I'm not sure what your point is; the title is an entirely accurate summary of the content of the article.
You may not have seen this before, but that doesn't mean it is "mysterious".
Do you find Coke or KFC "mysterious"? Those are snack foods with trade secret recipes. Your story is about something similar.
A simple google search will take you to this youtube video, posted in 2015. Read the comments to dispel the "mystery".