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In case you didn't already know, I am a huge fan of the oft-overlooked Iceberg lettuce (mostly because I could eat a steakhouse Iceberg Wedge every night). With all the other darker, greener, "healthier" greens out there, many people find Iceberg lettuce boring.
But now, a small company in Salinas, CA, Boggiatto Produce, has made Iceberg lettuce delicate by growing them in a size no larger than a twelve-inch softball. Michael Boggiatto, president of the company that produces the Iceberg babies, says that the tiny lettuce "has more going for it than just the cuteness factor. It has the snap of conventional iceberg, looks cool on the plate and tastes a little sweeter."
Does this mean it won't be an Iceberg Wedge anymore, but an Iceberg Hemisphere? Or maybe the whole Iceberg Head?
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6-05-2006 @1:50PM Cary said... What is tiny about 12 inches, and when did softballs get that big?
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6-05-2006 @2:05PM Kristina said... I must, MUST find these! I so adore miniature food (for no real reason, I just do), and I'm a huge fan of the Wedge myself. A Mini Wedge. It shall be mine...
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6-05-2006 @4:31PM Mike said... 12 inches means circumference, not diameter/radius of the softball.
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6-05-2006 @5:28PM Cary said... Oh, thank you for clearing that up for me!
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