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Green Onions

Good-quality green onions have bright-white bulbs with dark green ends, are straight along their entire length and are crisp. Green onions are basically onions that have not matured - they are picked while the tops are green and the bulbs are small.

Green onions have a mild taste and are a great addition to any salad. They are also very low in calories and great for you.

An added tip: If you are grilling some food to go along with your salad, use the stem end of a green onion as a "brush" to apply marinade to food on the grill. It will give the food a hint of extra flavor that will taste great!

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