Fruit or vegetable with M

  • Juicy tropical fruit; clearly a real M-fruit.

  • Well-known fruit; 'melon' is a standard name.

  • Edible fungus, commonly treated as a vegetable.

  • Citrus fruit; also known as mandarin orange.

  • Real berry fruit from mulberry trees.

  • Edible fungi, counted as vegetables.

  • British veg (like big zucchini); valid entry.

  • Edible herb; we'll count it as a veg.

  • Exact citrus fruit name; totally valid.

  • Maize (corn) is eaten as a veg; valid M-name.

  • Real fruit used as a natural sweetener.

  • Plural form of melon; acceptable fruit.

  • Leafy vegetable; common English name.

  • Plural of the fruit; still acceptable.

  • Same as muskmelon; recognized fruit.

  • Type of melon fruit; standard English term.

  • Plural of mandarin fruit; fits nicely.

  • Edible bean/legume; treated as a veg.

  • Real tropical fruit; widely known.

  • Snow pea; UK term used in English.

  • Genuine fruit famed as a sweetener; valid.

  • Plural of mango; alternate spelling is fine.

  • Apple cultivar; a type of eating apple

  • A real fruit starting with M—juicy and common.

  • A preserved cherry; a standard term in English.

  • Prepared potato dish; veg-based and common

  • Edible beans; counted as veggies in many diets.

  • Common potato dish; counts as vegetable form

  • A macadamia nut—nuts are fruits, so it fits.

  • UK classic, canned peas—veggie form; valid in UK.

  • Real M-fruit, sweet berries—totally valid.

  • Preserved cherries; common term—fits the category.

  • British term for snow peas; valid in the UK.

  • Valid preserved form of garlic sold in jars.

  • Tropical fruit from Southeast Asia, crisp and juicy.

  • Edible plant whose seeds used as condiment

  • Herb leaves used fresh as vegetable/seasoning

  • Yes! Muscadine grapes are an edible fruit.

  • Mint leaves are herbs used fresh or dried.

  • Manioc is cassava, a starchy root veg.

  • Mandioca is cassava, a starchy root crop.

  • A real leafy vegetable; valid English name.

  • Macadamia fruit gives edible macadamia nuts.

  • Monkey nuts is UK term for peanuts in shell.

  • Melanzana is Italian for eggplant/aubergine.

  • Mashed potato is a standard potato preparation.

  • Leafy vegetable; usually called mustard greens.

  • Yes! An old name for eggplant/aubergine.

  • Mustard seeds are edible plant seeds, used as spice

  • Edible leaves are eaten as mustard greens.

  • Real edible nut; counts as a fruit in English.

  • Valid in UK: mangold = mangel-wurzel beet.

The words in the list Fruit or vegetable with M come from players of the word game City, Country, River.