Talk:Broccolini
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according to [1] it does contain vitamin A. a fair bit, in fact. I added the link to the page for those who want to verify the info somewhere else. I also pointed out that this is apparently a natural (non GM) hybrid. I used one and the same source for both of these things, someone may want to verify it elsewhere. driggers 04:07, 25 January 2007 (UTC)
um. okay. Allthewhile 01:52, 19 Sep 2004 (UTC)
- Nutrition
I think the nutritional content of broccolini needs a slight alteration. As is, it is misleading because broccolini does not contain vitamin A as true vitamin A is only found in animal fats. What broccolini would have is carotenes.
