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Which vegetable is pungent?
Many vegetables can be considered pungent, but some of the most common include:
* Onions: Known for their strong, sharp flavor.
* Garlic: Similar to onions, but with a more complex, slightly sweet flavor.
* Chilies: The level of pungency can vary greatly from mild to extremely hot.
* Horseradish: A root vegetable with a very strong, almost burning flavor.
* Wasabi: Similar to horseradish, but with a slightly sweeter and more complex flavor.
* Radishes: A root vegetable with a sharp, peppery flavor.
* Mustard greens: These leafy greens have a pungent, slightly bitter flavor.
* Turnips: Similar to radishes, but with a milder flavor.
The term "pungent" is subjective and can refer to a range of flavors, from spicy to sharp and even bitter. So, the specific vegetables considered pungent may vary depending on individual taste preferences.
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