Posted Jul 11, 2007 at 01:33PM by Enrico S.
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If you've played New Super Mario Brothers on the DS, then you've seen the giant mushroom which transforms Mario into giant Mario. Well, that mushroom doesn't have anything on this 41 pound giant mushroom that was discovered in a coffee farm of Chiapas state, Mexico, near the border with Guatemala.The white mushroom, which is known by the scientific name macrocybe titans, measures 70 cm (27 in) and could probably feed a family of four for a day. This is a pretty big discovery considering that this family of mushrooms "only" (and I use the term loosely) grows an average of about 15 inches across and 11 inches tall. The image was taken from Colegio de la Frontera Sur(CFS) features a man holding this enormous fungi. Perhaps the big question that is going through the minds of those who discovered it, is how they're going to prepare the mushroom. If they still haven't cooked it yet, may I suggest making a few mushroom burgers with a siding of mushroom ala Lyonnaise? |
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