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actually blue though not purple

I can't think of a single one:wtf
 
Well, that was always the gag, blueberries notwithstanding, that there is no blue food. I think this came about with the rise of blue Sno-Cones
 
Sad eggplant.
 
Bay Arean said:
Well, that was always the gag, blueberries notwithstanding, that there is no blue food. I think this came about with the rise of blue Sno-Cones
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ok, blueberries are possible, but I still think they're purple the juice is definitely purple
 
Oh yeah, I forgot about blue maize. There might be a blue potato down in the Andes....

Geez, it's pretty blue. At least the chips are!!
 
ok cool, fun read too.
I'll buy Cecil Adams...
however I still say they're purple(blueberries)
 
Blue by U.

Seen a few.
 
Corn, Zea mays, belongs to the Poaceae family, and while eaten sometimes as a vegetable and sometimes as a grain, it is actually classified by botanists as a fruit, as are tomatoes, green peppers, cucumbers, zucchini and other squashes.
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There are blue potatoes. Blueberry juice may be purple, but the berries are blue. To be specific, they are indigo, which of course is a shade of blue that is on the purple side, rather than the green side. Nonetheless, if we are using the term "blue," indigo counts.
 
Bay Arean said:
Oh yeah, I forgot about blue maize. There might be a blue potato down in the Andes....

Geez, it's pretty blue. At least the chips are!!
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kongjie said:
There are blue potatoes. Blueberry juice may be purple, but the berries are blue. To be specific, they are indigo, which of course is a shade of blue that is on the purple side, rather than the green side. Nonetheless, if we are using the term "blue," indigo counts.
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I grew blue potatoes for a couple years. Pretty close to purple, though.
It DID NOT make a very popular potato salad at BBQ's :x
 
Johndicezx9 said:
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Same here! A fruit???

As for blue taties in a salad, too bad for them. I used to make a point of making mashed taties using carrots, onions yams, sweet potatoes and various colors of potatoes for my kids. I called 'em "carnival mashed potatoes." With milk and butter and salt (a holy trinity of sorts in that application), who cares???!!!!
 
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