FOOD (2). fruit and vegetables 1. pineapple 2. banana.

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FOOD (2)

fruit and vegetables

1. pineapple

2. banana

3. strawberry

4. cherries

5. grapes

6. blackberries

7. raspberries

8.blueberries

9. red, white, black curents

10. plums

11. apricots

12. peach (nectarine)

13. walnuts

14. hazelnuts

15. chestnut

16. lemon (lime)

17. orange

18. mandarin (clementine)

19. grapefruit

20. apple

21. pear

22. melon

23. watermelon

24. kiwi

25. avocado

26. tomato

27. garlic

28. onion

29. asparagus

30. pepper (yellow, red, green)

31. hot chili pepper

32. aubergine / eggplant

33. pumpkin

34. courgette

35. cucumber

36. artichoke

37. (red) beet

38. turnip

39. radishes

40. broccoli

41. cauliflower

42. cabbage

43. brussels sprouts

44. spinach

45. carrot

46. salsify

47. celery

48. leek

49. endive / chicory

50. mushroom

51. corn

52. beans

53. peas

54. potatoes

55. lettuce

56. fennel

57. parsley

58. water cress

59. garden cress

60. chives