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Answer: TARO
TARO is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 212 times.
Tropical food staple
Root in Hawaiian cookery
Tropical root
Poi ingredient
5-Down source
Hawaiian tuber
Poi, essentially
Plant with an edible root
South Seas staple
Elephant's-ear
Member of the arum family
Starch source
Plant used in making poi
It's harvested in Hawaii
Hawaiian harvest
South Seas food staple
Edible root
Hawaiian crop
Poi plant
Poi root
Plant grown in field ponds
Poi source
Tropical tuber
Poi base
Source of poi
South Seas tuber
Relative of a potato
South Seas starch source
Hawaiian root
Root used for poi
Hawaiian staple
Root for Hawaiians
Edible Pacific tuber
South Seas starch
Tropical starchy root
Poi, basically
Starchy tropical plant
Root for Hawaiians?
Tropical crop
Edible tuber
Source of 17-Across
South Seas edible root
Plant also known as dasheen
Stemless tropical plant
Elephant's ear
Luau root
Luau staple
Poi essential
Luau fare
Hawaiian starch source
Polynesian staple
Polynesian tuber
Tahitian tuber
Paddy product
Hawaiian food staple
certain edible tuber
Edible rootstock
Poi-making tuber
Tropical foodstuff
Pacific island staple
Starchy tropical tuber
Edible tuber of Polynesia
Luau tuber
Tropical staple
Polynesian paste base
Island vegetable
Pacific island herb
Tuber used for poi
Island tuber
Tropical starch source
Starchy tropical root
Starchy edible root
___ burger (64 Across lunch)
Island starch source
Tropical vegetable also known as elephant's-ear
Plant with starchy tubers
Staple starch of Polynesia
Ingredient in some fake meat
Potato-like root
Fijian staple
Root vegetable
Starchy root
Root in some fake meat
Purple tuber
Kahuna's spud
Tuber in some tropical medicines
Poi need
Luau spread
Pacific food staple
Root in Hawaiian cuisine
Poi tuber
Tahitian dish
Root for poi
Poi maker's need
Oahu spud
Polynesian plant
Tuber grown in a paddy
Hawaiian food source
Pasty luau fare
Pacific tuber
Plant that's the source of poi
Edible corm
Island food staple
Edible Easter Island root
Cocoyam
Tropical food that is poisonous if eaten raw
Base for poi
Kauai crop
Islands tuber
Plant used to make poi
Polynesian food
Arum family member
Tuber made into chips
Polynesian dietary staple
South seas veggie
Arum family tuber
Hawaiian cuisine root
Tropical edible root
Root used to make poi
Its edible root is called an eddo
Islands staple
___ cake (dim sum staple)
Starchy plant
Starchy tuber
___ cake (Chinese New Year delicacy)
Starchy, tuberous root
Tropical starch
Tuber made into poi
Purple spud
Pacific dietary staple
Plant pounded into poi
Poi maker's root
Philodendron's edible cousin
Common Polynesian food
Rooty luau staple
Edible tropical root
Ingredient in 22-Across
Fortune-teller's food root?
Potato's hairy look-alike
Edible root of the South Pacific
Food from a root
Edible Tahitian root
___ chips (trendy snack food)
Powdered ingredient in sweet teas and smoothies
Purple potato
Pacific root crop
Luau finger food
What poi is made from
Polynesian's potato substitute
TERRA chips variety
Root for a luau
Leaf used in the dish laulau
Root vegetable sometimes made into chips
Edible Pacific root
Root of Polynesia
Bubble tea root (1)
Tahitian crop
Its leaves are used for the Hawaiian dish laulau
Bubble tea flavor
Source of 50-Across
Dim-sum cake ingredient
South Seas root crop
Crop grown in paddies
Root in Polynesian cuisine
Polynesian root crop
Starchy root vegetable
Pacific root vegetable
Hawaiian diet staple
___ cake (dim sum item)
Milk tea flavor
Root vegetable used to make poi
Root pounded to make poi
Samoa's largest export before the blight
Root in purple boba
Root used in making poi
Certain paddy crop
Tropical root vegetable
___ cake (dim sum dish)
Cook Islands export
Plant with corms
Root also called cocoyam
Pacific crop
___ chips (Hawaiian snack)
Purple bubble tea flavor
Root veggie in Chikuzenni
Ingredient in some purple milk teas
Staple of African food
Food that's 13-Across with one letter changed
Popular boba flavor
Creamy root in some steamed buns
Root veggie in poi
Tuber type
Pacific Islands staple
Main ingredient in poi
Hawaiian crop threatened by the apple snail
Root vegetable in poi and some veggie chips
Vegetable in banh khoai mon
___ chips
Oceanic staple
Laing ingredient
Root vegetable that can be used to make latkes
Root vegetable in takihi
Staple in African cuisine
Root vegetable in Nigerian cuisine
Root vegetable with purple-flecked flesh
Flavoring in purple bubble tea
Root in the Hawaiian dessert kulolo
Pacific Islands root
Edible purple corm
"The Polynesian potato"
Staple in the Pacific Islands
Root vegetable in mumu