On March 16, every year the Americans celebrate the “Day of Aginaroffs”. The artichoke has a long tradition of nutrition and myth.

A retrospective … it was not particularly delicate and in no case purple. It was we would say a popular princess, somewhat fluffy. However, she hid in her nautical nautics that fascinated the men. The old ones, in fact, also tell that one of the young men of her time, Zeus, fell in love with her when she saw her swim in the island of her island. So he dipped her and installed her in his penthouse. There she didn’t go bad, but she had every so many nostalgia crises, she dug it and turned around for a while. Zeus smelled it, so his own crisis of male selfishness caught him. She then transformed her into a thorny artichoke and finally sent her back to the islet of China.

But he didn’t want the artichoke, he was an early feminist and preferred to choose rather than to choose it. In China, its centuries -old history began. He was rimped and affected and fired the earth. She lived a life -long life in the fields and gardens wearing the coronation of the flower of the flower. He decorated the tables of Greek tycoons, the dishes of the Roman patricians and later the platters of the French nobles before passing on the diet and the poor in the modern era. He was worshiped and glorified with rare nicknames, such as “Skolimos” or “Kardougoulos”, all once called. Even amulets did with her seed, the ancient Dioscuridis clearly says it: “Beasts are prosecuting.”

The last chapter of the artichoke’s multipurpose history was written when it was introduced in the late 19th century by Italian immigrants to the US. Expected, of course, that the first speech was allowed to have bikinas very quickly. The artichokes were primarily cultivated in the California area and until they were transported and sold to the east coast their price multiplied.

The arguments for profit between growers and traders controlled by Mafia led to the famous “Wars of Artichokes” in the early 30s of the twentieth century. Fruit catastrophes, property looting, wild beatings. In 1935, the Eunningness was restored, the Mafia lost the battle of artichoke and since then the American nation has celebrated each year on March 16th with great splendor the “day of the agnar head”.