• Size: 2.5"
• Material: Glass & Glitter

• An Old World Christmas glass ornament

Often called a mini cabbage, the Brussels sprout has recently become a very popular side dish or appetizer. Good news for the long suffering Brussels sprout farmers and for consumers, since they do have wonderful health benefits. As a cruciferous vegetable like broccoli, kale and collard greens, the health benefits are linked to reducing heart disease and cancer. Just don't eat too many of these little bundles of health, they can also cause gastro-intestinal distress! The Brussels sprout glass ornament is a great addition to a fruit and vegetable tree or even the Christmas tree, as it kind of looks like a kissing ball!

So, add a dash of veggie charm and holiday humor to your tree with the Brussels Sprout Ornament by Old World Christmas—a nod to the petite powerhouse of the vegetable world! Crafted in glass with delicate flitter on the veins of the sprout, this ornament celebrates the often-maligned yet surprisingly delicious Brussels sprout. Brussels sprouts are part of the cabbage family and have been enjoyed since ancient Roman times. They may be small, but they pack a punch of flavor and nutrients!

As you hang this ornament, imagine the joy of discovering a perfectly roasted Brussels sprout, crispy and caramelized, or perhaps nestled in a savory dish with bacon or cheese. It's a miniature tribute to culinary creativity and the underrated charm of this cruciferous gem.

Brussels sprouts have a fascinating history, evolving from wild cabbage plants in what is now Belgium (hence the name ""Brussels"" sprouts) to becoming a beloved vegetable in cuisines around the world. They're not just a side dish; they're a testament to the versatility and resilience of garden goodness.

So, raise a toast to veggie delights, hang this ornament with a grin, and let the Brussels Sprout Ornament by Old World Christmas add a playful touch to your festive celebrations. Here's to sprouting joy and good taste this holiday season!

Text on Old World hang tag: It’s not really a baby cabbage, but it's from the same family. The edible sprout was grown near Brussels, Belgium & the French brought them to Louisiana in the 18th century. There are numerous ways to prepare this healthy & tasty vegetable. They are also the weapon of choice at SantaCon, during the annual Brussel Sprout fight!