Abstract
A vegetable that has only 14 calories per 100 grammes, is a good source of vitamins A, C and E, calcium, iron and other nutrients, not to mention dietary fibre would, surely, win the approval of the British Nutrition Foundation and bring a positive purr of pleasure from Dr John Garrow in his quest for the ideal W/H ratio.
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