[DD.]

Having spent hours peeling the smallest of my silverskin onions with a view to using them as the prize in a "Guess The Number Of Onions" compy in a church fete, I thought I'd share it here.

The onions themsleves will be the prize in the fete, but obviously I can't do it here, so I'll send the winner some of my heritage pea seed.

Simple rules just to be fair to those who can't sit by the PC all day - just one guess allowed per member per day.

Off you go then, so how many in this standard 1.14 litre, (is that 2 pints?), pickling vinegar jar?

[Parsnip]

130...

[arugula]

97.

[Ice]

125

[joyfull]

201 

[DD.]

No, no, no and no.

And no clues as to high or low!

[Parsnip]

No, no, no and no.

And no clues as to high or low!

Ok, what about hot or cold

[DD.]

Don't be daft. You use cold vinegar.

[Vember]

316

I love Pickled onions, Mum & Dad always do me 2/3 jars for Chrimblymas I eat them like apples only 4/5 at a time 
If I ate 4/5 apples at a time I'd look like an apple    Maybe at Chrimblymas I look like a onion  

Cheese butty with Pickles ummmm, is it Chrimblymas yet    

[DD.]

Nope.

[DD.]

These were only the small ones, thought I'd have a bit of fun with them rather than sling them. I've got 3 heaped washing up bowls full of silverskins to do.

Then there's the shallots.

[Aunt Sally]

If e = mc²

It follows that o = 4ɣ/9_ɰ = 257

[DD.]

You're not taking into account the fact that these were make in a parallel universe where the laws of physics as we know them, do not hold true.
 
(That means "no").

[FCG]

112- what are you going to do if nobody guesses correctly?

[DD.]

They're bound to - eventually, as you'll run out of numbers!

No - BTW!!!!