Perishable Food Word Search — Easy

Play a free online Perishable Food word search puzzle. Difficulty: Easy. Find all 12 hidden words on the 10×10 grid below.

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Perishable Food word list, defined

FENNEL /ˈfɛnəl/ · noun
A perennial aromatic plant of the carrot family (Foeniculum vulgare), with feathery leaves and yellow flowers, whose bulblike base, stalks, leaves, and seeds are used as a culinary herb and vegetable. Its seeds have a sweet, anise-like flavour.
PARSNIP /ˈpɑːrzˌnɪp/ · noun
A long, tapering root vegetable with a sweet, nutty flavor, often eaten boiled or roasted. Related: carrot, turnip, rutabaga, celery root.
EGGPLANT /ˈɛɡˌplænt/ · noun
A large, glossy purple-skinned fruit of the nightshade family (Solanum melongena), cooked and eaten as a vegetable. In North America the word is also used for its deep purplish-black color. Related: aubergine, brinjal, melongene, garden egg.
DURIAN /ˈdʊəriən/ · noun
A large, spiny tropical fruit of a tree native to Southeast Asia, famous for its extremely strong and divisive odor; also the tree itself that bears this fruit.
PIE /paɪ/ · noun, verb
A baked dish typically made of a pastry crust with a filling of sweet or savory ingredients. To cut or divide into slices, especially with a sawing motion. Related: tart, pastry, cake, flan.
CRABMEAT /ˈkræbmiːt/ · noun
The edible flesh of a crab, typically picked from the shell and used in cooking. Related: crab flesh, crab, shellfish meat.
CHIVE /tʃaɪv/ · noun
A small perennial plant of the onion family (Allium schoenoprasum), with slender hollow leaves used as a mild-flavoured culinary herb; also, the leaves themselves when chopped and used to season food. Related: herb, allium, garnish.
DILL /dɪl/ · noun
An aromatic annual herb of the parsley family, with feathery leaves and seeds used to flavor food; also the leaves or seeds of this plant used as a culinary seasoning. Related: anise, fennel, cumin, caraway.

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