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| + | '''Rappi''' is a [[:category:1 day grow|1-day]] [[vegetable]] [[seed]] which was released on [[July 14]], 2010 as part of the [[Swiss Alps Event]]. Though rolled out as a "Swiss" vegetable, it is not particularly associated with Switzerland. Rather, it is believed to have either a Chinese or Mediterranean origin, is currently grown all over the world, and is a common part of the Sicilian diet. In the real world, it's more commonly known by any one of a number of Italian names, including: ''rapini'', ''broccoletti'', ''broccoli di rape'' or ''friarielli''. |
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The subject of this article or section is part of the Swiss Alps Event, an Event that lasted from from June 30th, 2010 to July 22nd, 2010. Once the event has run its course, this will no longer be available. |
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Rappi is a 1-day vegetable seed which was released on July 14, 2010 as part of the Swiss Alps Event. Though rolled out as a "Swiss" vegetable, it is not particularly associated with Switzerland. Rather, it is believed to have either a Chinese or Mediterranean origin, is currently grown all over the world, and is a common part of the Sicilian diet. In the real world, it's more commonly known by any one of a number of Italian names, including: rapini, broccoletti, broccoli di rape or friarielli.
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