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4getmenot | 19:14 Sat 17th Dec 2011 | Food & Drink
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couldnt find any, will salad onions do? Are they the same thing?
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They are the same thing
19:15 Sat 17th Dec 2011
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oh thank god. Was looking for spring onions round waitrose for ages lol
19:16 Sat 17th Dec 2011
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I used to buy spring onions, but now i prefer little salad ones all finely sliced.
Their really nice 4get
19:16 Sat 17th Dec 2011
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they are for me to use in the seafood recipe further down x
19:19 Sat 17th Dec 2011
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Slight difference in size maybe but essentially the same thing
19:25 Sat 17th Dec 2011
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no, no, you need scallions :)
23:40 Sat 17th Dec 2011
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lol bednobs :-)
02:23 Sun 18th Dec 2011
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huh?
02:26 Sun 18th Dec 2011
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Scallions are another name for spring onions/salad onions. That's what they're called in Ireland :-)
02:28 Sun 18th Dec 2011
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ah i see x
02:33 Sun 18th Dec 2011
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I once enjoyed spring onions but recently they have become very tough, stringy, and very strong tasting, also at nearly £1 per bunch they do not come cheap.

Do others agree?
15:38 Sun 18th Dec 2011
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Tesco Salad Onions 70p. Asda Spring onions 70p. Aldi Spring Onions - were 59p, now 39p.
21:04 Mon 19th Dec 2011

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