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We all know what our food looks like once it’s sitting on shelves, poured out of a can, or on our plates at a restaurant, but most of us never get to see what our fruits, vegetables, seeds, etc., look like when they’re still in the fields or on the trees.
I hope you find these pictures as interesting (and enlightening!) as I did!
#12. Sesame Seeds

Photo Credit: Wikipedia
They look like beans!
#11. Pistachios

Photo Credit: Panoramio
I would have guessed some exotic fruit. And why are they not green?
#10. Vanilla Bean

Photo Credit: Flickr
*resists making limp joke*
#9. Kiwi

Photo Credit: Blogger
This is like some kind of fantasy. Like New Zealand itself, really.
#8. Peanuts

Photo Credit: WordPress
They have flowers! Who knew?
#7. Brussels Sprouts

Photo Credit: Flickr
These aren’t weird or anything. I just think they’re so pretty in their natural state.