I wonder why they called it EGGPLANT 🍆 I guess this is really the original shape and evolve through time. THE CHARLES DARWIN THEORY. 🤔
Posted via D.Buzz
I wonder why they called it EGGPLANT 🍆 I guess this is really the original shape and evolve through time. THE CHARLES DARWIN THEORY. 🤔
Posted via D.Buzz
Pretty sure it isn't...
English is a pretty new language, and Eggplants looked like Eggplants for many centuries.
Here's a !PIZZA
Posted via D.Buzz
@djean! I sent you a slice of $PIZZA on behalf of @ahmadmangazap.
Learn more about $PIZZA Token at hive.pizza (8/10)
In my place eggplant look like this 👇, reason i wonder how it was called eggplant when it doesn't look like an egg 🥚😅
https://ipfs.io/ipfs/bafybeihmnz6gfr2blwzxli4aczilix2kuyivwb3lg62kskjxvpzxlqqj3i
Posted via D.Buzz
Wow,. I never thought some of them looked like that...
Maybe I was wrong.
Maybe they were called eggplants because they looked like eggs when the English people discovered them.
Posted via D.Buzz
Here we called it TALONG maybe because it is LONG 🤣 lol
Posted via D.Buzz
In Arabic we call it "باذنجان" (Ba-then-jan) and it means.... This vegetable. We even call this shade of purple "باذنجاني" after it.
EDIT: Oh. I was supposed to say: It doesn't mean anything, it just this vegetable name.
Posted via D.Buzz
Oh yeah often considered vege but technically it's a fruit. Anyway whatever it is onething for sure i love to eat TORTANG TALONG 😄
Posted via D.Buzz
Wait, it's technically a fruit?
Why most of the things we call veggies in Libya turn out to be fruits? (Tomatoes is another example here.)
Thanls for the new information. !PIZZA
Posted via D.Buzz