It's Kevin and me on K-Rock. Who cares? Wizard of Dog rode in at Kevin and

being on Twitter. Rubarb. I know I'm alone here, but Rubarb is my favorite pie.

I don't know if I've ever had Rubarb. I've never had Rubarb. It sounds so like

old-timey. It does. It sounds like it's left on a window sill somewhere. Yeah, and it

sounds kind of vegetable-y too, you know what I mean? I love that I looked up the

definition just to figure out what it is and this is the first sentence. Rubarb pie

is a pie with a rhubarb filling. Slow down. Wait, back up. Doesn't help anyone. Popular

in the UK where Rubarb has been cultivated since the 1600s. I mean this is... Is Rubarb a fruit?

Yeah, no one's answering it. All right, hang on a minute. I think it feels like a root.

Christine is a big rhubarb pie fan. She's coming right now. Let's find out what the

deal is. Oh, someone's here to defend a rhubarb. Well, it's just that we never had.

Rubarb. Is it a fruit? Is it a vegetable? Is it a root? So I think it's a vegetable,

but it is cooked in a sweet way, I think. Like with taste like? Is it like having beats?

No, I think because it's cooked down, you know, when you cook something in like a simple

syrup, like a sugar syrup, it takes on that characteristic. So if you like cook celery

in syrup, it's going to taste better. No, it's different though, because it's like,

it doesn't have a bitter taste, it has a tart taste. It is delicious. It is such a confusing

definition on the internet because even another one, why is Rubarb used in pies? I clicked it.

And it's early years, Rubarb was primarily used for pies, earning the nickname pie plant.

Nothing is up there. Another tidbit. Although Rubarb is a vegetable, it is often put in the same

culinary uses as fruits. What is it? It's delicious. It's a conundrum. It's a conundrum. It's

just the revenge table. But everything else, we know what a pumpkin is and we know what a

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