How to Remove odour from cooked cabbage

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How to Remove odour from cooked cabbage

January 28, 2015

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Cabbage odour, I know right? It smells awful. Follow this easy instruction to eliminate cabbage odour.

Instruction:

When cooking cabbage, put a whole walnut into the pot.

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