What are collective nouns for foods?

Answer 1

There is no standard collective noun for the noun 'vegetables'. There are a number of collective nouns for specific vegetables; for example:

• a bunch of carrots
• a bushel of peppers
• a hill of beans
• a pod of peas
• a sack of potatoes
• a sheaf of corn

Answer 2

Examples of collective noun for foods are:

• a basket of fruit
• a batch of bread
• a batch of cookies
• a bowl of rice
• a bunch of bananas
• a bundle of asparagus
• a bushel of apples
• a cluster of grapes
• a hand of bananas
• a packet of sweets
• a pod of peas
• a rope of onions
• a sheaf of wheat
• a stack of pancakes
• a tin of sardines

Answer 3

There is no standard collective noun for the noun 'vegetables'. There are a number of collective nouns for specific vegetables; for example:

1. a bunch of carrots
2. a bushel of peppers
3. a hill of beans
4. a pod of peas
5. a sack of potatoes

Answer 4

There is no specific collective noun for the noun vegetables, in which case a collective noun suitable for the context is used; for example a garden of vegetables, a bin of vegetables, a bushel of vegetables, etc.

Answer 5

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