Fruit or vegetable with B
Sweet tropical fruit with yellow peel
Small sweet blue-purple berry fruit
Root vegetable with deep red flesh
- Berry
Plural form of bean
Root vegetable with red or golden flesh
Eggplant name used in some regions
Plural form of blueberry
Crisp veggie; bell pepper is widely eaten
- Butternut squash
Real citrus fruit; 'blood orange' is standard.
Real fruit; boysenberry is a known berry.
A real pepper variety used as a veggie.
Common form of carrots sold fresh; valid.
Young bamboo shoots eaten as a vegetable
Shorthand for butternut squash vegetable
- Baby corn
Also called fava bean; common in UK/Europe
Also called bitter melon; common in Asia
Tender spinach leaves; common salad veg
Well-known berry fruit, eaten fresh or in jam
Tropical fruit, starchy or sweet, breadfruit
Yes! A well-known vegetable (tiny cabbages!).
Real veggie; common name in Australia/NZ.
Common veggie used in salads and stir-fries.
Yes! A veggie; also written as “bean sprout”.
A squash; name used in Australia/NZ for this veg.
Real vegetable; also called calabash. Good fit!
A real fruit; a type of cherry.
Common edible mushroom; treated as a veg.
Crunchy mung bean sprouts, common in stir-fries.
“Baguio beans” = green beans term in Philippines
A real fruit, similar to blueberry.
A regional name for guava, an edible tropical fruit.
Young bamboo shoot, eaten as veg in many Asian dishes.
Barley is a cereal grain, used as a veg food
A real edible fruit from the baobab tree.
Real edible berry used in cooking.
Classic canned beans; acceptable preserved veg.
Also called lima bean; a common vegetable.
- burak
- Big Apple
A bramble can mean a blackberry, a real edible fruit 🫐
Standard term for ripe olives; a fruit.
Bib lettuce is a soft-headed butterhead lettuce
Sweet potato is a real edible tuber 🍠
Balimbing, also called carambola or starfruit
- bakłażan
- Boston lettuce
- beetroots
- Bayberry
A real squash variety; tasty edible veggie.
Balsam apple is a bitter gourd-like wild fruit
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