Re: Grocery Store Schrooms

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Registered: 04/17/01
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Re: Grocery Store Schrooms

#298032 - 04/23/01 03:01 AM (25 years, 4 months ago)

Thanx.

These are much smaller than a portabello. I'll take some pics the next time I pick up some.

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DrWild

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Re: Grocery Store Schrooms

[Re: DrWild]
#303316 - 04/27/01 08:58 AM (25 years, 3 months ago)

Those buttons are called Agaricus bisporus. There is also a brown variety.
When older, they are called crimini and an advertising tactic years ago came up with the name 'portobello's' for the older specimens.

These are the most commonly found grocery store mushrooms. They are the ones Campbells uses in their mushroom soup.

Take a trip to the Spore Lab @:
http://www.SporeLab.com

Edited by CaptainMaxMushroom on 04/27/01 11:00 AM.