It has always been a staple of Filipino cuisine
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It’s in sambar dude. Don’t understand why you have to pass of this discovery as your own.
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This is an everyday food for the Filipino People
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fuck that. Eat your indigenous vegetables, Murica.
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Wait, you are "discovering" drumsticks NOW?! It's a staple of Indian cuisine for centuries. It's in sambhar, probably the most eaten curry in a indian cuisine, along with Dal.
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Been in Filipino cuisine for a long time now
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Did you cook it or eat it raw?
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Sure, buddy. You do you. Eat that beef/pork/lamb patty raw, and don't you ever cook it! Srsly tho, Moringa is supposed to be boiled before eating.
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One rule doesn't apply to all. Some veggies need to be cooked in order to make them edible, and yet others are more beneficial when cooked.
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Meh, the minute you plucked something off it's plant, it's dead matter. That's as much semantics that I'm gonna argue about this. It's as proven a fact that some veggies are actually more nutritious when cooked, as it is true that some foods deliver optimal nutrition when raw.
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We knew about it for years
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