What specific characteristic differentiates the flavor of onion grass greens from cultivated chives or scallions?
The flavor is generally described as pungent, perhaps milder than true ramps, but stronger than cultivated chives or scallions.
The overall taste profile of the edible parts of *Allium vineale*, specifically the greens and stems, falls into a specific range when compared to other common onion relatives used in cooking. When evaluating the pungency, the flavor is typically characterized as being stronger or more assertive than that delivered by standard cultivated chives or common scallions. However, it is generally perceived as being slightly less potent or intense than the flavor profile associated with true wild ramps. This positions the flavor of onion grass as a robust intermediate between common cultivated alliums and the more intensely flavored wild varieties.

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Edible Onion Grass / Crow Garlic / Field Garlic (Allium vineale)