Stone Fruits
A fruit that is common on a teachers desk.
What is an apple?
A flower bud that is eaten as a vegetable, often boiled or grilled.
What is an artichoke?
A root vegetable, also called Swedish turnips or Swedes in some regions, that is a cross between a cabbage and a turnip. They have a slightly bitter, sweetish flavor, especially when cooked, and are a good source of fiber, vitamin C, and other nutrients.
What is a rutabaga?
A very wide vegetable/fruit that is hollow on the inside with a green outside.
What is a bell pepper?
A smooth skinned fruit with a hard seed center.
What is a nectarine?
A fruit that grows on trees and is usually green or brown with a crunchy inside.
What is a pear?
An edible, cone-shaped purple-red vegetable that grows at the end of a banana bunch, tastes like an artichoke or heart of palm.
What is a Banana Flower?
It is a root vegetable, cultivated and used worldwide as a spice and as a condiment. This species is likely native to Southeastern Europe and Western Asia.
What is a horseradish?
A round vegetable/fruit that is a main ingredient in pizza.
What is a tomato?
A round fruit that grows in tropical areas and grows on trees.
What is a coconut?
A large orange fruit that grows in subtropical areas.
What is a louquat?
A hybrid of broccoli and Chinese broccoli with long, tender stems and a sweet, mild flavor.
What is a broccoli rabe
Also known as cassava, is a starchy, nutrient-dense tuber, similar to a potato, that is native to Latin America and the Caribbean
What is a yuca?
A green vegetable/fruit that has a big brown seed in the center.
What is an avocado?
A round bumpy fruit with a white inside that's native to Southern China.
What is a Lychee?
A thick purple vegetable/fruit that is mainly added to salads.
What is an eggplant?
A long bodied vegetable/fruit that is great on the side of fried chicken and fish.
What is okra?