What vegetable is this (photo)???

[Snog]

Please help me identify a vegetable in my new veg box
I'm 52 and somehow do not know this one!!!

[Hotpinkparade]

Spinach?

[dementedpixie]

Chard?

[MysteryFrog]

Doesn’t it have a list? That should help narrow it down a bit

[Ninkanink]

If it isn’t spinach I’d still treat it as - either eat fresh in salads, in soups or casseroles, or wilt down with butter and garlic.

[Snog]

The message in the box says it's calabrese but I googled that and it doesn't look like it
I hope it is spinach but really not convinced

[RogueV]

I’m thinking chard too

[Hauskat]

It’s chard

[BusterGonad]

I'm guessing chard too.

[FudgeBrownie2019]

It's chard. Lovely with scrambled eggs for breakfast.

[longearedbat]

Looks like a young ruby chard.

[CountFosco]

Calabrese is broccoli, it's not calabrese. That stem looks more like chard than spinach but you use them in similar ways anyway.

[BrotherlyLove]

Calabrese is broccoli isn't it?

[fairislecable]

Chard

[Snog]

Thank you I'm going with chard and am gonna use it instead of spinach in a sweet potato rogan josh!
Hoping for the best

[ladyhummingbee]

Vote for spinach.

[ednclouda]

I also thought chard or spinach

[Sexnotgender]

I’d say spinach.

[Ninkanink]

It’ll be perfect in a curry.

[poppet31]

Chard. Spinach wouldn't have the pink root.

[therobin]

Another vote for chard.

[bluefoxmug]

chard or spinach
they both cook & eat very similar. would definitly be great in a curry.

[Samtsirch]

I think ruby chard too.

[midlifecrash]

It's spinach. Spinach does have pink roots. It looks lovely and fresh

[IHateCoronavirus]

I thought spinach. Yum. Wilt it down with some onion and tomatoes and then fry an egg in it with a bit of salt and paprika on top. Yum

[Mintjulia]

Does it have a lemony citrus taste? It could be sorrel.