The Onion Johnnies: Cultures and Capuchins

This chapter explores the rich history and cultural significance of Roscoff's onion sellers, known as 'onion johnnies', who captivated British markets in the 1930s. It also touches on the absurd impact of Vince Kosuga on the onion trading industry and delves into the humorous and social behaviors of capuchin monkeys involving onions. Through a blend of historical anecdotes and light-hearted commentary, the chapter illustrates the intertwined roles of onions in human culture and nature.