No my time is not so much more valuable then your time, I was only following
"nettiquette" by informing the people in this newsgroup, how they could
contact me. In addition, I did not think the response would be of much
interest to others, due to the specifics of my request.

Now, to answer your question: "kraut cabbage" is also known as winter
cabbage. It is generally not ready until late in the year. The heads are a
little larger than the normal cabbage found in stores, but no always. Once
you cut them open, you then see the difference. They are mostly pure white
inside, and very little spacing between the leaves. generally, 50 pounds of
kraut cabbage will only be about 8 heads.

That's about it. I will quit now so I don't take up any more of your time. -
(My apologies to the newsgroup - I hope you understand)


"zxcvbob" wrote in message
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What is "kraut cabbage"?

Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. Reply to my e-mail
address with any suggestions, as I do not monitor this group.


Because your time is so much more valuable than ours?

Posted and *not* e-mailed,
Bob