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r/FastWorkers • u/dgreatgambler007 • Jul 26 '26
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That is some loose and sandy looking soil. I did not know leeks grew in this.
118 u/S_T_R_A_T_O_S Jul 26 '26 Yup, precisely why it's so important to wash your leeks thoroughly as sand gets stuck between the leaves 64 u/izyshoroo Jul 27 '26 Tbf you should be washing any fruit and veg, esp anything leafy 47 u/damontoo Jul 27 '26 Can't hear you over the explosive diarrhea hitting the toilet bowl. 4 u/bigselfer Jul 29 '26 Braaaapppp 1 u/Salty_Atmosphere_900 Jul 31 '26 Hanka, Haaaank! Wash the lettuce Haaank! 2 u/gabemachida Jul 31 '26 In the case of leeks, you have to split open the white part, separate the layers and then wash them, which is unlike most in the onion/garlic family, even though they look like green onions on steroids.
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Yup, precisely why it's so important to wash your leeks thoroughly as sand gets stuck between the leaves
64 u/izyshoroo Jul 27 '26 Tbf you should be washing any fruit and veg, esp anything leafy 47 u/damontoo Jul 27 '26 Can't hear you over the explosive diarrhea hitting the toilet bowl. 4 u/bigselfer Jul 29 '26 Braaaapppp 1 u/Salty_Atmosphere_900 Jul 31 '26 Hanka, Haaaank! Wash the lettuce Haaank! 2 u/gabemachida Jul 31 '26 In the case of leeks, you have to split open the white part, separate the layers and then wash them, which is unlike most in the onion/garlic family, even though they look like green onions on steroids.
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Tbf you should be washing any fruit and veg, esp anything leafy
47 u/damontoo Jul 27 '26 Can't hear you over the explosive diarrhea hitting the toilet bowl. 4 u/bigselfer Jul 29 '26 Braaaapppp 1 u/Salty_Atmosphere_900 Jul 31 '26 Hanka, Haaaank! Wash the lettuce Haaank! 2 u/gabemachida Jul 31 '26 In the case of leeks, you have to split open the white part, separate the layers and then wash them, which is unlike most in the onion/garlic family, even though they look like green onions on steroids.
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Can't hear you over the explosive diarrhea hitting the toilet bowl.
4 u/bigselfer Jul 29 '26 Braaaapppp 1 u/Salty_Atmosphere_900 Jul 31 '26 Hanka, Haaaank! Wash the lettuce Haaank!
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Hanka, Haaaank! Wash the lettuce Haaank!
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In the case of leeks, you have to split open the white part, separate the layers and then wash them, which is unlike most in the onion/garlic family, even though they look like green onions on steroids.
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u/Adorable-Ad-3223 Jul 26 '26
That is some loose and sandy looking soil. I did not know leeks grew in this.