Fancy Some

[Morning Glory]

It's it of vegetable/fruit origin?

It has to be, surely?

 

[classic33]

It's it of vegetable/fruit origin?

One source says neither, another says both.

Just checked.

 

[Morning Glory]

yellow or orange (bell) pepper?

 

[ElizabethB]

Would someone PLEASE solve this puzzle! I am going crazy.

 

[ElizabethB]

@classic33 you are twisted!

 

[The Late Night Gourmet]

Funny...I thought you gave it away with lettuce! Can you confirm whether or not it's something that occurs in nature, as opposed to a processed food?

Oh...is it a spice?

 

[classic33]

Funny...I thought you gave it away with lettuce! Can you confirm whether or not it's something that occurs in nature, as opposed to a processed food?

Oh...is it a spice?

Me give it away with lettuce?

Spoiler: No Peeking

I can confirm if needs be!

@ElizabethB, where's your answer?

 

[classic33]

@classic33 you are twisted!

I'm not!!
I'll get you looking at your food in a different way though.

 

[The Late Night Gourmet]

As it turns out, many spices are loaded with potassium. So, based on the quantity of potassium per 100g, here's my answer:

Cinnamon

 

[classic33]

As it turns out, many spices are loaded with potassium. So, based on the quantity of potassium per 100g, here's my answer:

Cinnamon

Final Answer!
Don't want to phone a friend?

 

[classic33]

Spoiler: Answer Tonight, when the mice are back

Said it'd be here.

 

[The Late Night Gourmet]

Final Answer!
Don't want to phone a friend?

No...that's my final answer. There are two others with similar measures of potassium (mace and spearmint), but this seems the most likely.

 

[Morning Glory]

Spoiler: Answer Tonight, when the mice are back

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Said it'd be here.

Very seasonal!

 

[Morning Glory]

Next?

 

[classic33]

@classic33 you are twisted!