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How Brussel Sprouts Have Changed. In the near future, we can expect to. This taste change isn't only in your head — brussels sprouts have gone through a major transformation that goes well beyond their press image. Through selective breeding and genetic engineering, they have successfully reduced the bitterness of brussels sprouts, making them. Foods go in and out of style. How science, genetic research and bacon teamed up to change the brussels sprouts' flagging reputation After dutch scientists identified exactly what made these veggies bitter in the 1990s, seed companies in the netherlands began searching through their extensive collections of older varieties of brussels sprouts for ones that have a lower concentration of glucosinolates. As npr reports, a group of dutch biotechnologists led by hans van doorn. Few of them, though, have gone through as dramatic a renaissance in their reputation as brussels sprouts. The new brussels sprouts varieties were developed through conventional plant breeding. You can thank plant breeders for the change. According to my recipes , dutch scientist hans van doorn pinpointed the exact chemical that caused brussels sprouts to taste so bitter in the 1990s.

As npr reports, a group of dutch biotechnologists led by hans van doorn. According to my recipes , dutch scientist hans van doorn pinpointed the exact chemical that caused brussels sprouts to taste so bitter in the 1990s. This taste change isn't only in your head — brussels sprouts have gone through a major transformation that goes well beyond their press image. In the near future, we can expect to. The new brussels sprouts varieties were developed through conventional plant breeding. You can thank plant breeders for the change. Foods go in and out of style. After dutch scientists identified exactly what made these veggies bitter in the 1990s, seed companies in the netherlands began searching through their extensive collections of older varieties of brussels sprouts for ones that have a lower concentration of glucosinolates. Through selective breeding and genetic engineering, they have successfully reduced the bitterness of brussels sprouts, making them. How science, genetic research and bacon teamed up to change the brussels sprouts' flagging reputation

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How Brussel Sprouts Have Changed Through selective breeding and genetic engineering, they have successfully reduced the bitterness of brussels sprouts, making them. In the near future, we can expect to. This taste change isn't only in your head — brussels sprouts have gone through a major transformation that goes well beyond their press image. After dutch scientists identified exactly what made these veggies bitter in the 1990s, seed companies in the netherlands began searching through their extensive collections of older varieties of brussels sprouts for ones that have a lower concentration of glucosinolates. Through selective breeding and genetic engineering, they have successfully reduced the bitterness of brussels sprouts, making them. Foods go in and out of style. The new brussels sprouts varieties were developed through conventional plant breeding. Few of them, though, have gone through as dramatic a renaissance in their reputation as brussels sprouts. You can thank plant breeders for the change. According to my recipes , dutch scientist hans van doorn pinpointed the exact chemical that caused brussels sprouts to taste so bitter in the 1990s. As npr reports, a group of dutch biotechnologists led by hans van doorn. How science, genetic research and bacon teamed up to change the brussels sprouts' flagging reputation