Memory game Tolle

Like and like like - in this, Tolle Knolle follows the classic memory game in which pairs of cards must be revealed. However, like and like does not mean identical, quite the opposite. Nature is stubborn. Species or varieties are made up of individuals: they may look alike, but each one is unique. Tolle Knolle vividly reminds us that our vegetables and fruits are no exception: By nature, they are anything but the near-perfectly formed commodities that are predominantly offered to us in stores. Anything that does not conform to the norm is discarded and, at best, used as animal feed. Often, the "deviants" end up in the trash during harvest before they can even be offered to the consumer for selection.
But resistance to this crazy waste of food is growing and showing initial success. More and more retailers are now putting crooked vegetables and twisted fruits on their shelves. Why not, after all, they are just as tasty and aromatic, as healthy and nutritious as their rule-abiding kin. Great tuber shows us their true nature.