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?

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#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

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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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