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'''Salad''' is a form of [[food]] composed principally of uncooked edible leaves and [[vegetable]]s, often with the addition of [[egg]], [[cheese]], [[meat]] or [[fish]]. Salads are generally served cold, although warm salads have become popular in recent years. A fruit salad is a mixture of chopped raw fruit.
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'''Salad''' is a form of [[food]] composed principally of uncooked edible leaves, [[vegetable]]s, and [[fruit]] such as [[tomato]]es and [[cucumber]]s, often with the addition of [[egg]], [[cheese]], [[meat]] or [[fish]]. Salads are generally served cold, although warm salads have become popular in recent years. A fruit salad is a mixture of chopped raw fruit.
  
 
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[[Category:Food and drink]]

Revision as of 21:43, February 29, 2008

Salad is a form of food composed principally of uncooked edible leaves, vegetables, and fruit such as tomatoes and cucumbers, often with the addition of egg, cheese, meat or fish. Salads are generally served cold, although warm salads have become popular in recent years. A fruit salad is a mixture of chopped raw fruit.