Borsht in a sentence as a noun

Imagine if the FDA showed up at your favorite restaurant and told them that they were only allowed to serve 70% of their current customers, unless they served Hungarian borsht to the other 30%. Now it might be a good idea to burn less coal.

Doesn't requiring operators of coal plants to produce less electricity have the effect of reducing emissions from power plants a task that was given to the EPA. > Imagine if the FDA showed up at your favorite restaurant and told them that they were only allowed to serve 70% of their current customers, unless they served Hungarian borsht to the other 30%. I do not get the borsht part.

Borsht definitions

noun

a Russian or Polish soup usually containing beet juice as a foundation

See also: borsch borsh borscht borshch bortsch