How many purple vegetables are there?

Answer 1

There are a few ways to answer that question. There are vegetables in the culinary sense and vegetables in the biological genus sense.

Here's a list generated by the Q&A community:

# potatoes

# cabbage # spinach # onion

# carrot

# celery

# squash

# collards

# radish

# pumpkin

# pepper # corn # broccoli

# peas

# cauliflower

# lettuce # beets # Brussels sprouts # eggplant # zucchini

# cucumber # Okra # asparagus # leek # artichoke # parsnip # turnip # yam # rhubarb

Answer 2

Simple answer is I don't know. Research it, I have been doing so myself.

As a matter of fact, my local grocery store had NO PURPLE VEGETABLES, just purple fruits.

• Eggplant
• Purple asparagus
• Purple cabbage
• Purple carrots
• Purple figs (vegetable or fruit?)
• Purple peppers
• Purple potatoes

Hi, what this person said is wrong; beets are red, not blue/purple. I have been eating beets to get my purple vegetable requirement but I discovered they are actually red, for health purposes. >>> The most common purple vegetables are beets and purple onions.

Answer 3

You have carrots tomatoes lettuce etc... (salad)

Starch like potatoes,

herbs like basil/

hope this is useful xxx

Answer 4

There are 102 vegetables in the world