100 different fruits and vegetables for 2017

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GimmeMedals Feb 2017 4:03pm, 4 Feb 2017 15,126 posts	0 GimmeMedals 63. ginger
Velociraptor Feb 2017 8:32pm, 4 Feb 2017 35,450 posts	0 Velociraptor 1. Banana 2. Apple 3. Sweet potato 4. Parsnip 5. Shiitake mushroom 6. Brussels sprouts 7. Onion 8. Plums 9. Edamame 10. Tomato 11. Mango 12. Flax seeds 13. Chia seeds 14. Kiwi fruit 15. Carrot 16. Celeriac 17. Broccoli 18. Fig 19. Lettuce 20. Walnuts 21. Pear 22. Spinach 23. Peas 24. Almonds 25. Olives (black and green) 26. Sunflower seeds 27. Pumpkin seeds 28. Raisins 29. Cranberries 30. Hazelnuts 31. Garlic 32. Grapes 33. Peanuts 34. Haricot beans 35. Red pepper 36. Swede 37. Chives 38. Papaya 39. Raspberries 40. Passion fruit 41. Gherkin 42. Pineapple 43. Satsuma 44. Red cabbage 45. White cabbage 46. Green pepper 47. Blackberries (from the hedgerows, not imported) 48. Pak choi 49. Courgette 50. Rhubarb 51. Coconut 52. Celery 53. Beetroot 54. Honeydew melon 55. Yellow pepper 56. Watercress 57. Apricot 58. Snozzcumber 59. Basil 60. Pine nuts 61. Coriander
Bintmcskint Feb 2017 8:38pm, 4 Feb 2017 34,448 posts	0 Bintmcskint Spinach
Captain Malcolm Reynolds Feb 2017 9:01pm, 4 Feb 2017 673 posts	0 Captain Malcolm Reynolds Lol, snozzcumber V'rap 😀😀
Velociraptor Feb 2017 9:06pm, 4 Feb 2017 35,452 posts	0 Velociraptor [We call 'em that at home. Or just "snozz". Historical domestic getting-the-kids-to-eat-salad reasons. I can't believe it's taken me until five weeks into the year to eat some.]
Winded Feb 2017 9:19pm, 4 Feb 2017 5,184 posts	0 Winded I had mushy peas tonight. Proper chip shop much peas that are a shade of green not quite found in nature. They can't be made from the same vegetable as peas can they?
GlennR Feb 2017 10:21pm, 4 Feb 2017 24,705 posts	0 GlennR They're marrowfat peas, or should be.
GlennR Feb 2017 10:22pm, 4 Feb 2017 24,706 posts	0 GlennR en.wikipedia.org
tonyp2604 Feb 2017 10:41pm, 4 Feb 2017 521 posts	0 tonyp2604 Just spotted this thread. Take apples as an example; can you count different varieties separately (eg. Granny Smith, Cox etc.) or is it just apples? Or am I just being fussy?
NDWDave Feb 2017 7:58am, 5 Feb 2017 1,788 posts	0 NDWDave Apples, tomatoes, lettuce count as one each. Citrus fruits are split out with judgement. Orange is different to clementine