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Iceberg

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Very mild flavor, high water content; pairs well with creamy dressings like blue cheese or Thousand Island.

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Watercress

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Peppery, tangy flavor; complements dressings with a hint of sweetness, like honey mustard.

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Romaine

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Crisp and slightly bitter; Caesar dressing is a classic pairing.

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Red Leaf Lettuce

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Mild flavor with a hint of sweetness; goes well with a variety of dressings, particularly light vinaigrettes.

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Green Leaf Lettuce

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Mild, sweet flavor; versatile, pairs with almost any dressing.

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Mache (Lamb’s Lettuce)

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Nutty and sweet; best with simple vinaigrette to preserve its delicate flavor.

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Radicchio

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Bitter and spicy flavor; pairs well with balsamic or creamy dressings to balance bitterness.

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Escarole

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Slightly bitter; complements anchovy or garlic dressings well.

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Spinach

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Earthy flavor; goes well with warm bacon dressing or simple vinaigrettes.

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Arugula

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Peppery, slightly bitter flavor; pairs well with vinaigrette or citrus-based dressings.

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Frisee

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Mildly bitter, frilly leaves; pairs well with acidic dressings or warm bacon vinaigrette.

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Butterhead (Boston Bibb)

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Sweet and tender; pairs well with light vinaigrettes and creamy dressings.

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Oak Leaf Lettuce

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Sweet and nutty flavor; pairs well with balsamic vinaigrette or light creamy dressings.

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Kale

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Earthy and slightly bitter; best with bold dressings like tahini or Caesar, often massaged to soften.

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Endive

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Bitter and nutty flavor; pairs nicely with mustard vinaigrette or buttermilk dressings.

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Mixed Greens

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Varied flavors depending on the mix; complements with a variety of dressings, from light to creamy.

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Tatsoi

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Mild and slightly sweet, sometimes compared to mustard; goes well with Asian dressings, including those based on soy or sesame.

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Dandelion Greens

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Bitter and slightly peppery; pairs well with dressings that have a strong acid or sweetness to balance the bitterness, like hot bacon dressing.

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Chard (Swiss Chard)

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Earthy flavor; pairs well with a garlic vinaigrette or balsamic reduction.

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Mesclun

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A mix of young salad greens; the flavors can range from sweet to bitter, best with a light vinaigrette to allow the flavors to shine.

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