Why is TOMATO in a vegetable puzzle?
The theme follows everyday culinary grouping. TOMATO appears in the medium list; the puzzle is a food-vocabulary activity rather than a botanical classification exercise.
Search a produce list that begins with CORN, PEAS, and CARROT and grows to ARTICHOKE and CAULIFLOWER. These grids use vegetables in the everyday cooking sense, including foods such as TOMATO. The harder selection introduces spellings like KOHLRABI and RUTABAGA for a different kind of challenge.
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FAQ
The theme follows everyday culinary grouping. TOMATO appears in the medium list; the puzzle is a food-vocabulary activity rather than a botanical classification exercise.
The easy grid offers familiar items such as BEANS, ONION, CARROT, and CELERY. After finding them, use a few entries to make a pretend shopping list.
Search a produce list that begins with CORN, PEAS, and CARROT and grows to ARTICHOKE and CAULIFLOWER. These grids use vegetables in the everyday cooking sense, including foods such as TOMATO. The harder selection introduces spellings like KOHLRABI and RUTABAGA for a different kind of challenge.