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When comparing vegetables of the same variety, what is the problem with lighter vegetables?they don’t offer enough substancetheir flavour is weakthey are difficult to work withthe first and third answers are truethe first and second answers are true

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When comparing vegetables of the same variety, what is the problem with lighter vegetables?they don’t offer enough substancetheir flavour is weakthey are difficult to work withthe first and third answers are truethe first and second answers are true

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The problem with lighter vegetables of the same variety is that they often don't offer enough substance and their flavor can be weak. Therefore, the first and second answers are true.

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