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100 different fruits and vegetables for 2017

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cackleberry Jan 2017 11:31am, 22 Jan 2017 1,274 posts	0 cackleberry 22. Cranberries. (found my list so I know the number is right now!)
Winded Jan 2017 4:00pm, 22 Jan 2017 5,122 posts	0 Winded I think baby corn probably is exactly that - but a lot of these things are similar and we count them as different if they are different varieties - so I wondered.
GimmeMedals Jan 2017 4:31pm, 22 Jan 2017 15,085 posts	0 GimmeMedals 58. clementine And very juicy it was too
GimmeMedals Jan 2017 4:33pm, 22 Jan 2017 15,086 posts	0 GimmeMedals I would count babycorn and sweetcorn as different as you use them differently. But different varieties of tomatoes or mushrooms I'd count as one thing. But everyone has their own rules
cackleberry Jan 2017 4:48pm, 22 Jan 2017 1,275 posts	0 cackleberry 23. Peas.
NDWDave Jan 2017 4:50pm, 22 Jan 2017 1,541 posts	0 NDWDave Fair point. I assumed baby corn was something different to green giant sweet corn. I'm stuck in the mid 20s but have a trip to borough market next week to get some new ones
Bintmcskint Jan 2017 5:01pm, 22 Jan 2017 34,253 posts	0 Bintmcskint Mango White Cabbage
Winniefree Jan 2017 8:11pm, 22 Jan 2017 1,361 posts	0 Winniefree 34. Olives
Heinzster Jan 2017 9:32pm, 22 Jan 2017 691 posts	0 Heinzster GM, I would count shittake, oyster and chestnut mushrooms as separate, but button, closed cup and open cup as one. Agree with tomatoes as just different varieties of the same species.
NDWDave Jan 2017 8:43am, 24 Jan 2017 1,563 posts	0 NDWDave 24. Onion 25. Raspberries I was excited about buying a kaki fruit which hasn't appeared here before but turns out it is just another word for persimmon (still a new fruit though)