Probably bad science but...

[SueEllen]

I like leafy greens in general.

I like spring greens, spinach and cabbage. But kale is

[d000hg]

I like kale.

You've just tricked yourself into believing it

[NotAllThere]

I like leafy greens in general.

[vetran]

So that recipe hides the taste of kale.

no it enhances the flavour of Kale

[SueEllen]

People with taste like Kale

I had this years ago in a little hotel - Pondy would appreciate it!

https://www.spendwithpennies.com/how...c-kale-recipe/

So that recipe hides the taste of kale.

[vetran]

I like kale.

People with taste like Kale

I had this years ago in a little hotel - Pondy would appreciate it!

https://www.spendwithpennies.com/how...c-kale-recipe/

[ladymuck]

Nobody likes people who like kale.

FTFY

[NotAllThere]

I like kale.

[d000hg]

Nobody likes kale.

[SueEllen]

My mind is boggled by how they got carrots and kale into the womb

[vetran]

My mind is boggled by how they got carrots and kale into the womb

all explained in a documentary available on xhamster.xxx/food ?

[ladymuck]

My mind is boggled by how they got carrots and kale into the womb

[Zigenare]

fetuses don't like kale but like carrot apparently.

https://www.theguardian.com/science/...finds-research

If the taste of kale makes you screw up your face, you are not alone: researchers have observed foetuses pull a crying expression when exposed to the greens in the womb.
While previous studies have suggested our food preferences may begin before birth and can be influenced by the mother’s diet, the team says the new research is the first to look directly at the response of unborn babies to different flavours.

“[Previously researchers] just looked at what happens after birth in terms of what do [offspring] prefer, but actually seeing facial expressions of the foetus when they are getting hit by the bitter or by the non-bitter taste, that is something which is completely new,” said Prof Nadja Reissland, from Durham University, co-author of the research.

Babies and young children tend to have a natural aversion to green plants - it's a survival instinct.

What's wrong SE? I thought you knew everything.

[SueEllen]

fetuses don't like kale but like carrot apparently.

https://www.theguardian.com/science/...finds-research

If the taste of kale makes you screw up your face, you are not alone: researchers have observed foetuses pull a crying expression when exposed to the greens in the womb.
While previous studies have suggested our food preferences may begin before birth and can be influenced by the mother’s diet, the team says the new research is the first to look directly at the response of unborn babies to different flavours.

“[Previously researchers] just looked at what happens after birth in terms of what do [offspring] prefer, but actually seeing facial expressions of the foetus when they are getting hit by the bitter or by the non-bitter taste, that is something which is completely new,” said Prof Nadja Reissland, from Durham University, co-author of the research.