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rye

noun as in cereal

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Snacking on 8-10 prunes a day and some rye bread can also have a similar effect.

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It was a newly installed hybrid field of rye and synthetic grass that could endure the wear and tear of 300-pound combatants.

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The rye plant senses the world around it with more than 14 million roots and root hairs, a network that one plant neurobiologist described as a type of brain.

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Meanwhile, Scandinavians are known for rye bread and foraging, though the communal dining and variety in their diets are largely overlooked.

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Shoppers around the country are forgoing California-grown fruits and veggies in favor of more local fare, and bar patrons are trading Kentucky bourbon for Canadian rye.

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