Date-Friendly Garlic Won’t Cause Bad Breath
Go ahead, get an extra order of garlic bread. You might never have to worry about eating garlic on a first date again—if two Italian farmers are successful. Former engineer Alessandro Guagni and lawyer Loreno Bianchi are marketing KissinGarlic, a milder strain of garlic that the duo claims does not cause bad breath.
Italian agri-enterpreneurs cultivate kiss-friendly heritage garlic
Two Italian entrepreneurial farmers have launched KissinGarlic a mildly flavoured garlic that is easily digested and doesn’t cause bad breath. But by cultivating a plant variety that was on the cusp of being lost, they’re also on a mission to “widen the food industry’s horizons”.[…]
Italian entrepreneurs hope diners will get their teeth into ‘kissing garlic’
Giant variety known as aglione is milder, odourless and easy to digest, say pair who have spent three years cultivating crop. Help is on the way for cooks and diners who love the taste of garlic but hold back from eating it for fear it will cause bad breath and indigestion. An unlikely Roman duo, a construction engineer and a commercial lawyer, have spent the past three years cultivating a special giant variety of garlic that used to be prevalent in Tuscany but has not been produced in large quantities for 40 years.
The garlic that doesn’t cause evil breath: Duo fit for initial ingathering of monster ‘kissing’ diversity that has a milder flavour and is odourless following expenditure three years developing it
It is one of the quintessential quandaries of those on the dating scene: to chew and swallow or not to chew and swallow that luscious sonorous garlic main.Pros: it tastes fantastic. Cons: that alike delaying fragrance will most probable permission your associate studying for the hills provided you respire […]
Giant variety known as aglione is milder, odourless and easy to digest, say pair who have spent three years cultivating cropHelp is on the way for cooks and diners who love the taste of garlic but hold back from eating it for fear it will cause bad breath and indigestion.An unlikely Roman duo, a construction engineer and a commercial lawyer, have spent the past three years cultivating a special giant variety of garlic that used to be prevalent in Tuscany but has not been produced in large quantities for 40 years. […]
Bypass Stinky Breath & Kiss Someone Guilt Free with This New Garlic Strain
Love the taste of garlic but hate the way it makes your breath wreak?! Thanks to two Italian entrepreneurs, you can now eat the pungent bulb and make out with your significant other, completely guilt free. Alessandro Guagni and Lorenzo Bianchi, a construction engineer and a commercial lawyer, have spent the past three years perfecting a variety of garlic that possesses a milder flavor and odorless scent. Aptly named “KissinGarlic” by the duo, the strain of garlic is easily digested and doesn’t cause the usual bad breath. Hallelujah. […]
Italian entrepreneurs hope diners will get their teeth into ‘kissing garlic’
Help is on the way for cooks and diners who love the taste of garlic but hold back from eating it for fear it will cause bad breath and indigestion. An unlikely Roman duo, a construction engineer and a commercial lawyer, have spent the past three years cultivating a special giant variety of garlic that used to be prevalent in Tuscany but has not been produced in large quantities for 40 years. The garlic, known in Italian as aglione, has a milder flavour, is odourless and easy to digest, say the two entrepreneurs, Alessandro Guagni and Lorenzo Bianchi.
With just a few months to go before […]
Aglione kissing garlic that has a milder flavour and is odourless to have first harvest
Italian entrepreneurs hope diners will get their teeth into ‘kissing garlic’
Giant variety known as aglione is milder, odourless and easy to digest, say pair who have spent three years cultivating crop
Italian entrepreneurs hope diners will obtain their teeth into ‘kissing garlic’
An unlikely Roman duo, a construction engineer and a commercial lawyer, have spent the past three years cultivating a special giant variety of garlic that used to be prevalent in Tuscany but hasn’t been produced in large quantities for forty years. […]
Love Pasta and Making Out? “Kissing Garlic” Cuts Bad Breath and Romantic Woes
Is your passion for garlic hampering your love life? Two enterprising Italians — Alessandro Guagni and Lorenzo Bianchi — hear you, and they’re doing something about it. The pair is trying to bring back a make-out friendly garlic strain, aglione, which hasn’t been widely cultivated in Italy for 40 years, according to the Guardian. Guagni and Bianchi are vying to get their less-pungent, more-digestible “kissing garlic” on the menu at some of Italy’s best restaurants. […]
Love Pasta and Making Out? “Kissing Garlic” Cuts Bad Breath and Romantic Woes
Is your passion for garlic hampering your love life? Two enterprising Italians — Alessandro Guagni and Lorenzo Bianchi — hear you, and they’re doing something about it. The pair is trying to bring back a make-out friendly garlic strain, aglione, which hasn’t been widely cultivated in Italy for 40 years, according to the Guardian. Guagni and Bianchi are vying to get their less-pungent, more-digestible “kissing garlic” on the menu at some of Italy’s best restaurants. […]
Aglione is milder, odourless and easy to digest, say pair who have spent three years cultivating crop. Rome: Help is on the way for cooks and diners who love the taste of garlic but hold back from eating it for fear it will cause bad breath and indigestion. An unlikely Roman duo, a construction engineer and a commercial lawyer, have spent the past three years cultivating a special giant variety of garlic that used to be prevalent in Tuscany but has not been produced in large quantities for 40 years.
Love the taste of garlic but hate the way it makes your breath wreak?! Thanks to two Italian entrepreneurs, you can now eat the pungent bulb and make out with your significant other, completely guilt free. Alessandro Guagni and Lorenzo Bianchi, a construction engineer and a commercial lawyer, have spent the past three years perfecting a variety of garlic that possesses a milder flavor and odorless scent. Aptly named “KissinGarlic” by the duo, the strain of garlic is easily digested and doesn’t cause the usual bad breath. Hallelujah.
Fancy A Snog? Whiff-Free Garlic Means A Post-Dinner Kiss Is Back On The Menu
