beetroot

/ˈbiːtruːt/
noun
  1. A round, dark red root vegetable that is eaten cooked or raw, often in salads or pickled.
    • Beetroot is rich in vitamins and minerals like folate and iron.
    • My grandmother used to pickle beetroot in vinegar and spices.
    • She sliced a fresh beetroot and added it to the salad.
  2. The plant that produces this root, with large green leaves that are also edible.
    • The beetroot leaves can be cooked like spinach.
    • We grew beetroot in our garden last summer.
    • Farmers rotate beetroot with other crops to keep the soil healthy.
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