SC - chard

[kylie walker]

Lorix wrote:
>Might it be known by another name (ie what would supermarkets sell it as), 
>cause I've looked and cannot find, although I have found several varieties 
>of beet?

It's called silverbeet here - I had one of those end-of-the-working-day 
mental blanks and couldn't remember whether I knew the name as chard from 
here or from when I lived in England. Resorted to the Oxford Concise 
Australian Dictionary, which says it is called silverbeet, but also known as 
seakale beet, which I've never heard of. Hope that helps.

Kylie

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