How many recipes for kudzu products are there?
How many science books about kudzu are there?
How many accounts of kudzu's role in the Great Leap Forward in China are published?
How can one make kudzu syrup instead of jelly?
How can one make kudzu jelly more firm like store jelly?
Is the color ever different from different blossoms?
Why is salt so good with kudzu jelly?
Can fairy crowns be made out of kudzu vines and some ribbons?
Is there a kudzu calendar?
Is there an organization for people who love kudzu?
How many kudzilla machines are there in the world?
Has anyone made kudzu blossom perfume?
Has anyone made kudzu blossom cologne for men?
Has anyone been working in a lab with kudzu to find out more about innovations?
How many people juice kudzu leaves now?
Do more people follow the Auburn recipes of salt and kudzu or molasses and kudzu or stevia and kudzu?
Who has the largest kudzu leaf on record?
Who has the smallest leaf on record?
Who has the most odd leaf on record?
Are there a lot more kudzu questions you can think of?
Are there more kudzu questions on older posts on this blog?
Will kudzu questions ever end?
What would you call kudzu if you could rename it?
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