Can This Bizarre Myth About Eggplants Help You Pick The Best Tasting One?

According to the Farmer’s Almanac, there is a difference between male and female eggplants, and here’s what they look for: “To differentiate between male and female eggplants, inspect the flower end,” the site says. “The male has a small, round, smooth end; the female has an irregular, less smooth end.” Additionally, “male eggplants have fewer seeds,” they write, “and are less likely to be bitter.”

Though I was prepared to accept the Farmer’s Almanac version of reality, I kept looking and discovered that it’s one of very few places that corroborates the story of the gendered eggplant.

This article was originally published by mindbodygreen.com. Read the original article here.

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