I don’t even know what basil is because I could not care less about learning English spice names nor do I care enough to look it up. I’m guessing it’s those eatable leaves though because those are called Basilikum in German. The name also allows English basil “enjoyers” to make a pun and we all know this is a sign of a correct translation.
Sorry bud, you have no credibility in this post
I don’t even know what basil is because I could not care less about learning English spice names nor do I care enough to look it up. I’m guessing it’s those eatable leaves though because those are called Basilikum in German. The name also allows English basil “enjoyers” to make a pun and we all know this is a sign of a correct translation.
+ 0.5 Credibility
Basil looks like this
/c/noncrediblecookery
No that’s ‘basil has left the building’
Why in the world was that not on the chart
😆
Wait, where’s normal Basil?
Heh missing huh?
Oh, that’s “sweet basil”? Interesting, I’ve never seen any with those spikes on the outside of the leaves. The ones I’ve seen were perfectly smooth.