| Picture | Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|---|
![]() | Mexico. Gritty flesh, hard skin, 80% stone. Fit in palm of hand. | Avocado | 97%
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![]() | Americas. Much smaller and sweeter than commonly eaten variety today. | Strawberry | 93%
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![]() | South America. Currant-sized. Called "golden apple" by Italians. | Tomato | 85%
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![]() | Peru. 4,000 native Andean varieties. Originally small, bitter and often toxic. | Potato | 82%
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![]() | Egypt. Divided into six sections. Originally cherry-sized. | Watermelon | 75%
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![]() | South East Asia/Pacific. Large seeds throughout. | Banana | 67%
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![]() | Persia. Root with multiple forks. Originally purple or white. | Carrot | 65%
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![]() | Mexico. A wild grass called teosinte. Dry like potato. | Maize/Corn | 61%
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![]() | South/West Europe. Pick a vegetable, this probably became it! | Cabbage, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Kale, Brussels sprouts, Collard Greens, Savoy, Kohlrabi, Gai Lan | 47%
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![]() | India. Also coloured white, purple and azure. Thorny stems. | Aubergine/Eggplant | 26%
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![]() | Bonus pic. Wild North American plant related to common vegetable. | Cucumber (Wild Cucumber) | 22%
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![]() | China. Cherry-sized, waxy skin. Slightly salty and earthy, like a lentil. | Peach/Nectarine | 21%
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