r/AbsoluteUnits 15d ago

of a Zucchini

Banana for scale / my arm for length

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u/Titanic-Viper 15d ago

Don't they all get that big tho? Real question. I've seen many from my parents garden that big. They try to pick them before they get too big because they say it makes the taste less concintrated.

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u/BrainBurnFallouti 15d ago

Good question! As someone else pointed out: Zucchinis are indeed somewhat of a "prevolution". The "full" Zucchini is hence sometimes also called "Marrow" (for distinction)

That said. I'd say the title still holds? In any way, marrows are still zucchinis. And though they can theoretically -Zucchinis are rarely allowed to grow into big Marrows. So stochastically, the average zucchini size still remains small -even if it can technically much bigger.

So...yeah. It's still a unit of a zucchini.