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by Dorothy on August 18, 2010
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Amazing! That thing will last you for days! Do they maintain flavor when they get that big?
Jaclyn, actually, they are better when smaller. They can get a woody core, and the skin toughens. They are still usable, but not as delicate. But you are right…a zucchini like that will last for several meals!