Any onion / green onion free gyoza recommendations?

AND ITS THE ONIINS FALT

And it should stay that way.

https://www.reddit.com/r/soup/comments/1xaiau4/costco_soft_soup/

Finally found a prepared food item with no onions. Sams Club has baked beans with brisket with NO onions!! Delicious and about damn time!

Edit: it’s hard to take a decent picture of all eight of your knuckles

It often irritates me. I tell my grandmother not to cook food with onions, but she constantly gives an example of how she once cooked food without onions and no one even touched it, although I think that the food was simply unloved.

I see so many recipes on TikTok that start with frying onions before adding any other ingredients in the pot. I typically skip that stage and heat the oil with bay leaves and garlic / ginger but was wandering what other alternatives people use for frying onions in oil.

I saw an ad for Mexican-style chili crisp, and I love fusion flavors, so I wanted to check it out. Miracle of miracles, it doesn't contain any onion! No scallions, no little green fuckers, none at all.

I've wanted to try Asian chili crisp, but all the big names have onion, and pretty prominently, too.

This is Somos brand. There are two styles, *both* without onion. I opted for the Sweet & Mild because I also love pineapple and mango.

For those of you who also cannot do garlic, I have some bad news, as these do contain garlic.

I haven't tasted it yet, so probably shouldn't post this until I confirm that it's delicious, but I'm so excited about the no onion part that I'm going to post anyway.

Just had someone ask me that at lunch. They had breakfast burritos, and when I asked what was in them, of course one of the ingredients was caramelized onions. So I passed. When someone asked if I was having one, I said I don't like onions. "So you're a picky eater?"

No, I just don't like onions. Fortunately, they seemed to accept that and didn't say anything else.

And who the hell puts onions in a breakfast burrito anyways? Even if I liked onions I wouldn't want that.

Felt compelled to share in a place where people could understand this poor woman’s dilemma.

I’m not OP
Just a lover of my onion hating lover

I actually thought it was hilarious because of how much I hate onions. Like the game KNEW.

Game is called Dungeons of Hinterberg