Crossword Clue: Polynesian starch staples
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Polynesian starch staples"
Below is the complete list of answers we found in our database for Polynesian starch staples:
Possibly related crossword clues for "Polynesian starch staples"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Polynesian starch staples:
- Island roots
- Island tubers
- Edible tubers
- Elephant's ears.
- Hawaiian staple vegetables
- Hawaiian staples
- Some Polynesian plants
- Some root veggies
- Pacific aroids
- Pacific plants
- Pacific roots
- Pacific starch sources
- Pacific tubers
- Plants called elephant's-ears.
- Plants from which poi is made
- Plants of the arum family
- Plants sometimes used to make flour
- Plants used to make poi
- Root plants
- Roots used in poi
- Poi bases
- Poi ingredients
- Poi makings
- Poi material
- Poi plants
- Poi-producers
- Poi-producing plants
- Poi-producing roots
- Poi roots
- Poi sources
- Tropical food plants
- Tropical plants
- Tropical roots
- Tropical starch sources
- Tropical tubers
- Polynesian starch staples
- Polynesian tubers
- Leafy vegetables
- Sources of starch
- Tuber veggies
- South Seas starch sources
- They may have Hawaiian roots
- Starch sources
- Starchy plants
- Starchy Polynesian tubers
- Starchy roots
- Starchy tubers
Recent Usage of Polynesian starch staples in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post - July 17, 2010
