Popular Edible Brassica Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 10-02-2020
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Possible answers to popular edible brassica

CABBAGE
- A green leafed vegetable
- Brassica
- Coleslaw base
- Coleslaw ingredient
- Green leaf vegetable
- Green vegetable
- It’s very chic! ABBA gets to hold vegetable
PEANUT
- Arachis hypogaea
- Confection, ... brittle
- Edible seed
- Legume often roasted and salted
- Legume vines
- Monkeynut
- Pod vegetable and kernel spread with butter

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