Are Gen Z killing off Brussels sprouts?
Despite being one of the most favoured Christmas dinner sides for older generations, one in four people aged 18-24 say they hate Brussel sprouts, according to research from Tesco shared with FEMAIL
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Despite being one of the most favoured Christmas dinner sides for older generations, one in four people aged 18-24 say they hate Brussel sprouts, according to research from Tesco shared with FEMAIL
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May 3, 2021 Well even though the weather was strange - we had a pretty damn good weekend! We went out for dinner with friends, and on Sunday night- for the first time in a year, we had my parents back over to to the house for dinner. I know - some of you will argue that that's nonsense, and i could have done it anytime I wanted. Well, given the pandemic, and having a daughter who has worked on the Covid floor of a hospital since the beginning- we played it safe and played by the guidelines. We waited until Valerie, the kids and I - AND my parents were all vaccinated before we went masks off....
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