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A democracy of vegetables, briefly united by oil before everyone gives up.
means A dish of raw or cold ingredients, usually greens, dressed and served as a course or meal.
from From Latin sal, salt — because Romans dressed their greens in salty brine, making salad literally the salted thing.
Salad daysShakespeare coined it: green, youthful, inexperienced.
Caesar's claimNamed after a Tijuana chef, not the emperor.
Botanical chaosMost fruit salads are legally salads of nothing.