I’m sometimes decorated using paint or with a pen. I can be eaten scrambled and I get laid by a hen.

I’m red and have seeds and I am also round. Sliced up in salads is where I can be found.

I’m something that is sticky, I’m something that is sweet. I’m made by more than one bee, I’m something that you eat.

This is a type of small fruit which is smaller than your hand. Fuzzy outside, green inside, often comes from New Zealand

They live in a field, milk is what they make. They help give us leather and a juicy steak.

I can be fried, boiled and mashed. Roasted and baked, scalloped and hashed.

You might pick up one of these when you go out to a patch. Carve it, put in a candle and then light it with a match.

abbits like to eat me when I grow in a field. This orange vegetable tastes best when it is peeled.

With red and white stripes, it’s something you lick. Despite it looking like a hockey stick.

This normally grows in fields, it’s a grain from what I hear. It can be eaten piece by piece or straight from a long ear.

This is something that grows on a tree, it is a fruit that is green or red. It’s said gravity was discovered when one of these fell on Newton’s head.

You’ll eat this fruit with turkey to help fill up your belly. It sometimes comes as a sauce and sometimes it’s a jelly.