When is the last time you ate a radish?

[Stubborn Hook]

Radishes are packed with nutrition/volume but they don’t keep very long. Gotta make the salad the day you buy them.

[cubswin]

Eat them fairly often with some salt.

[99R93S]

Not as often as I should. They are excellent. Great pickled too.

[dean c]

My Dad always has a bunch in the fridge…pretty good lightly salted.

[rednecktech]

Used to eat store bought ones from time to time, then I tried growing some a few years ago. Them things were nasty, bitter tasting, couldn't eat 'em. Don't know what the deal was but never grew 'em again. Use that space for growing something I can eat.

[NW.Ind.Basser]

September 1992

[250bassFL]

Been years.

[Transom]

I eat them most of the time I buy stuff to make a decent salad.

red or green leaf lettuce, radishes, mushrooms, croutons, tomatoes, sometimes a carrot.

I have never had issues storing them. They keep better than the mushrooms and the usually the lettuce. The greens on top get funky quick but I normally cut the greens off and rinse them as soon as I get home.

[WVBullet]

Not in a while, but I love them. Round and icicle.

[Lund1625]

At least a couple times a week in salads

[Bronzefly]

I grow them, so all growing season. Love 'em!

[JR19]

I changed the way I eat about 2 years ago. One of the things I do is eat a lot of radishes. I typically buy one bag a week at the grocery. Sometimes I may skip a week but more times than not I will eat 1 bag a week. Most of the time I get them already trimmed and in a bag but sometimes I get the ones that still have the tops and are sold bunched together.

[fishin couillon]

Ate some today.....

[BoatBuggy]

Eat a handful almost every day. The hotter the better......

[mattmann7]

often

[Quillback]

Grew some for the first time this year, I slice them and use them in salads. Only takes about 6 weeks from planting to harvest.

[geodebasser]

Used to eat store bought ones from time to time, then I tried growing some a few years ago. Them things were nasty, bitter tasting, couldn't eat 'em. Don't know what the deal was but never grew 'em again. Use that space for growing something I can eat.

I tried growing them this summer and the few that actually grew big enough to eat were delicious.
My problem was that the majority did not grow bigger than a peanut.

[Doorman1]

First item I harvest every year from the garden. I plant a row every two weeks all through the growing season.. during the heat of summer they can get really hot and I make a relish with them that I will use on sandwiches. I’ve never pickled any but may try since someone above said they are good that way also.

[Quillback]

I tried growing them this summer and the few that actually grew big enough to eat were delicious.
My problem was that the majority did not grow bigger than a peanut.

Yeah, I'd say about half of mine were nothing more than a root.

[jerzia]

Bit into one about 60 years ago, and that was the last time.