In Ontario, on the far eastern side of Oregon, visitors can find a unique local delicacy that crops up this time of year along the ditches and shoulders of local highways – the road onion. Road onions – also called “roadkill” by locals – are quite literally onions that fall off the back of trucks and end up in the road. As summer fades, the brown flakes of onion skins blow across Ontario’s rural roads like tumbleweeds. Onion harvest season runs from about mid-August through October. Around that