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Artichoke TidBits
- Artichokes are an excellent source of antioxidants
- Artichokes contain large amounts of potassium
- There are 40 varieties of edible artichokes
- First official California Artichoke Queen: Marilyn Monroe - 1949
- Artichokes are one of oldest foods known to man
- Nearly 100% of all artichokes grown in US are grown in California
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