Puzzle Description:

Bell Pepper. It does not produce capsaicin which gives other peppers their "hot" flavor. Also, bell pepper are technically fruits even though they are used as vegetables in cooking.

#1: Kristen Vognild (kristen) on Jun 20, 2011

And if you're Edward Weston, they're good for fine art photography.

Got it!

i like the red,yellow and orange ones the best but the green are good too.

Yum, peppers!

Nice solve. Why not make this red or green?

nice lls
the one tricky (and crucial) square fairly early on that is not so obvious to see is the dot in r13c10
otherwise you will be left to using edge logic until you find that dot

#5 - good question. I'm not sure if I have a good answer beyond I'm just used to doing 2 color puzzles in black and white.

Thanks all.

amazingly difficult for such a small puzzle

This is one of my easier puzzles. :)

I always feel smart when I finish one of yours, Gator.

I always feel smart when I finish one of yours, Gator.

Oops hit post twice. Sorry

its not so easy if you do it by LLS only, which i did

Fun! Now I'm hungry. Lucky for me, I just went to the store and bought some sweet peppers and onions and hot Italian turkey sausage, and a head of lettuce, and I'm going to make myself a fajita salad.

Yum!

many of our "vegetables" are actually fruits. Peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers...if the "vegetable" has seeds - it's a fruit!

Isn't that interesting! And rhubarb is not a fruit, it is scientifically a vegetable (but legally a fruit in the US since 1947). And cereal grains are both fruits and vegetables. I am so confused!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetable

is budweiser a fruit?

The hops are a "female flower cluster" so that's close enough to a fruit for me. The barley is made up of seeds, so that can also be stretched to be called fruit. The yeast, however, is a fungus. :)

You mean there really is a fungus amoung us?

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