What Part of the Beet Is Edible? A Guide to Root, Greens, and Stems
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Did you know that ancient civilizations, like the Greeks, initially cultivated beets for their leaves rather than the well-known root? Every part of the beet is edible, from the earthy taproot to the leafy greens and crunchy stems, offering a diverse range of flavors, textures, and nutritional benefits for your meals.