Perhaps Purple's Preferred!

[classic33]

@Dianemwj, not willing to guess?
@Dianemwj

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

blackberry, blueberry, black currant, elderflower
fig, red grapes, peaches, ?
raisains, purple asparagus, red cabbage, aubergine
purple carrots, purple pepper, black potato (Shetland black?), beetroot

 

[classic33]

blackberry, blueberry, black currant, elderflower
fig, red grapes, peaches, ?
raisains, purple asparagus, red cabbage, aubergine
purple carrots, purple pepper, black potato (Shetland black?), beetroot

Not chocolate then?

 

[classic33]

 

[Morning Glory]

So shall we have an argument about whether red cabbage counts. I've not seen it called purple cabbage unless that's what its known as in the US.

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

So shall we have an argument about whether red cabbage counts. I've not seen it called purple cabbage unless that's what its known as in the US.

Same with the red grapes, at least in this household and the black potatoes!

 

[Shadow]

Same with the red grapes, at least in this household and the black potatoes!

Strange, in this part of the world, it is called purple potato! And to me grapes are always black, not red or purple! But as these are not wine grapes, am happy to go with red.

Surprised classic did not go with this classic real purple veg:

Have been away for a few days, so did not see this till today. Would not have guessed some of them. Images are deteriorating without doubt - that's my excuse!

 

[classic33]

Strange, in this part of the world, it is called purple potato! And to me grapes are always black, not red or purple! But as these are not wine grapes, am happy to go with red.

Surprised classic did not go with this classic real purple veg:
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Have been away for a few days, so did not see this till today. Would not have guessed some of them. Images are deteriorating without doubt - that's my excuse!

Poor excuse, you never had a guess.

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

And to me grapes are always black, not red or purple! But as these are not wine grapes, am happy to go with red.

round here green and red grapes tend to be seedless grapes, large green and black grapes tend to have pips. I haven't come across purple grapes.



red seedless - http://www.waitrose.com/shop/DisplayProductFlyout?productId=45469
green seedless - http://www.waitrose.com/shop/DisplayProductFlyout?productId=45445
black seedless - http://www.waitrose.com/shop/DisplayProductFlyout?productId=872

and I can't find non-seedless online

 

[Shadow]

Poor excuse, you never had a guess.

I did guess, I just did not post them here!!
And, as I said, you had already put the answers up by the time I came here.