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Jicama
Jicama is a tropical tuber, large and roundish is shape, slightly resembling a potato with light brown skin and edible white flesh. Raw jicama...
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Kale, Baby Green
Baby kale is a tender, young variety of kale with small, delicate leaves and a milder flavor than mature kale. It has a slightly peppery and earthy...
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Kale, Dino (Lacinato)
Dino kale, also known as Lacinato kale or Tuscan kale, is a dark green, leafy vegetable characterized by its long, narrow leaves with a bumpy, wrin...
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Kale, Flowering
Flowering Red Kale and Flowering White Kale are ornamental varieties of kale known for their vibrant, frilled leaves and colorful rosettes. Floweri...
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Mustard Greens
Mustard greens are leafy green vegetables known for their vibrant, tender leaves and distinctive peppery flavor, which can vary in intensity depend...
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Pea, English
Fresh English peas, also known as garden peas or shelling peas, are small, round, green legumes found inside a firm, inedible pod. The peas are swe...
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Pea, Snap
Fresh snap peas, also known as sugar snap peas, are a type of pea with edible pods that are plump and crisp. They are a cross between snow peas and...
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Pea, Sno (Snow)
Snow peas, also known as Chinese pea pods, are a type of pea with flat, edible pods. The pods are thin, crisp, and bright green, with small, underd...
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Potato, Fingerling Gold
Fingerling potatoes, so named because they resemble fingers. These small, waxy, narrow, elongated potatoes typically range from 2 to 4 inches in le...
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Potato, French Red Fingerling
The French fingerling is a petite, sleek and slender heirloom potato. Its rose colored skin is thin and smooth. Its flesh, creamy yellow and splash...
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Potato, Marble
Young, tender bite-size potatoes. Marble potatoes need very little prep, just boil, blanch or fry whole. They are sweet with a buttery flesh and th...
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Potato, Russet
Russet potatoes, also known as Idaho potatoes or baking potatoes, are large, starchy tubers with a thick, rough, brown skin and a light, fluffy int...
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Puntarella
Puntarella is a type of chicory vegetable native to Italy, particularly popular in Roman cuisine. It consists of long, green, hollow shoots or stem...
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Radicchio
Radicchio is a type of leafy chicory known for its distinctive deep red or purple leaves with white veins. It has a slightly bitter flavor, which c...
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Radicchio, Rosa
Rosa radicchio is a unique variety of radicchio, a type of leafy chicory, known for its striking pink color and delicate, tender leaves. Unlike the...
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Radicchio, Treviso
Radicchio Treviso is a variety of radicchio, a leafy chicory known for its elongated shape and deep red, wine-colored leaves with prominent white r...
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Radish, Black
Black radish is a large, round root vegetable characterized by its dark, rough skin and white, crisp flesh. Known for its strong, pungent flavor, b...
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Radish, Red
Red radishes are small, round root vegetables known for their bright red skin and crisp, crunchy texture. They have a peppery flavor that can vary ...
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Radish, Watermelon
Watermelon radish is a vibrant variety of radish characterized by its striking appearance: it has a green exterior and a bright pink to magenta int...
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Shallot
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Spinach, Baby
Fresh spinach is a leafy green vegetable known for its tender leaves and mild, slightly earthy flavor. It is rich in vitamins A, C, and K, as well ...
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Sunchoke (Jerusalem Artichoke)
A sunchoke, also known as a Jerusalem artichoke, is a tuber from a species of sunflower native to North America. Despite its name, it is not relate...
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