Someone once gave us a pair of safety goggles with a strap labeled "onions" (woven into the strap). Yes, it works, but in hot weather, it's awfully uncomfortable to have the things on your face. And you still have to take them off eventually.
My husband uses frozen onions. I don't - they just don't have the "bite" in what's cooked with them. I just crosscut the onion in my hand, then slice off the snibbles. (Yes, I know, it's "safer" to cut it on a cutting board - but every time I do that, the thing twists and the knife slips.)


At 11:29 AM 7/25/2003 +0200, you wrote:
I envy any of you who can handle onions.  I've tried all of the things so
far ...............  Even doing them in the food processor........


Has anyone ever tried wearing goggles while chopping?




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