[earthing83]

Hello all

Have just returned from a very productive weekend in my garden, everything is happy and growing well and I have harvested my first ever veg...lettuce!
I also thinned out my cabbages, I had left it quite late and the ones that I removed had decent sized leaves...as big as I imagine the rest will get eventually. Anyway I am not sure if I can eat them! On one hand I think I may be being really silly, but then thought perhaps the cabbages mature over time to not only make them bigger but also edible. I don't like to waste anything (although they can be composted) but thought I'd ask on here. Any guidance? huge thanks

[GillyHen]

Munch 'em raw!

[SG6]

Not aware of anything to prevent you eating them.
Seen several articals about the delicacy of young veg.

Tell you what, put up a post when you start eating.
If we hear no more from you after that we will assume the worst and not eat them ourselves

[Mitsy]

Just think how much extra we pay in supermarkets for younger, smaller veg! 

I would eat them 

[mumofstig]

I shred mine and add them to salad

[earthing83]

i'm still alive!!! of course they were fine to eat! In fact they were tasty. Thankyou everyone for answering such a silly one