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Knackwurst, kale, kumquat, ketchup and kielbasa are food. They begin with the letter k.
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kumquat is a fruit
There is no synonym for kumquat, it is what it is.
The kumquat is a fruit that grows on trees.
There is a Malayan kumquat that is called a Limau pagar. It is the only type of kumquat that grows in Malaysia.
Kumquat Mae was created in 2002.
kumquat or negative kumquat
The skin of a kumquat is sweet and the flesh is sour.
Naranja china is the Spanish word for "kumquat" in Spanish.
The fruit kumquat can be correctly spelled as either kumquat or cumquat. Kumquats are grown in South Asia and resemble very small oranges.
43.9 mg of vitamin C is present in a kumquat.
A kumquat is a small orange fruit generally classed as a type of citrus. It is usually grown as an ornamental, but the fruit can be made into delicious preserves.
A kumquat is a yellowish-orange. Almost the same as an orange except it is a little lighter color.