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Ancient Greeks harvested wild asparagus and connected this vegetable to their goddess of love, Aphrodite. Much of the aura of asparagus concerns its reputation as a rejuvenating aphrodisiac. The fast-growing, phallic shoots will increase sexual desire and potency.


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In northern Europe asparagus season is a very special time of year. Easter and Pentecost (Whitsuntide), which are celebrated as joyously as is Christmas, would not be complete without a dish of buttered asparagus. On certain special occasions, Germanic tribes sacrificed a pig or a wild boar for Freyr.


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For the ancient Egyptians asparagus was a sacred food; for this reason they included it in offerings to the gods. The asparagus plant appeared in an Egyptian frieze about five thousand years ago, with Queen Nefertiti allegedly an asparagus fan. Archaeologists found traces of asparagus on dishware when excavating the Pyramid of Sakkara, along with other coveted foods such as figs and melons.

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French monasteries included this plant in their gardens 600 years ago – and, if you wanted to please the Sun King, Louis XIV, you could bring his second wife, Madame de Maintenon, a new asparagus recipe. She gathered them into a book and asparagus soup a la Maintenon is still prized today.

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Asparagus enhances the sexual urge, energy and vigour.

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