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Was this written by a guy who is in love with, and does sleep with, radishes?
this post was submitted on 07 Feb 2026
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Great they may be, but sneaking into the Gorgs' garden to retrieve them is such a hassle.
I love fresh radishes. I've often been called a weirdo for that. But they're so... edible. Colorful, crunchy, flavorful. Even the spicy ones are good in a wasabi-spicy kind of way, excellent for clearing your nose!
Someone has cornered the radish market.
You can eat the greens, too. Chop them up and saute. I don't like radishes though. I wish I did. I worked a few summers on an Amish farm and radishes are fun to harvest.
Fresh radishes are very tasty. I like them better as a planty snack than carrots.
I eat bowls of them for a snack. 😋
Tiny bit of butter and salt and I’m in heaven!
To me, they taste like dirt. Like seriously - I'm not trying to be edgy here, that's just what they taste like to me. I'm also one of those "cilantro tastes like soap" people. Possibly related?
Have you tried quick pickling or just pickling, cut the radishes, spoon of sugar and vinegar for a few hours and that's it.
Basically the same thing as onion https://youtu.be/6VPkezPD0EE
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I mean, they don't really taste like much on their own so perhaps you just need to clean them. They did come out of the ground, after all.
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Maybe most people just don't know what dirt tastes like? I don't know what dirt tastes like, I assume different dirt tastes different? Is there a universal dirt tastes? What's your favorite dirt? Maybe radishes only taste like the dirt where you live? Maybe you have radish flavoured dirt where you live?
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more than likely sulforaphene is more useful invivo studies rather than consumed, because the stomach acid will likely neutralize the effect the compound anyways.