Vegetable Tier List
I want to preface this by saying that every vegetable is the best, and this is purely for comedic purposes. I would give them all S tier if I could, but that wouldn’t make a very good article.
S tier – Bell peppers, they’re good but they spoil too fast.
S tier – Brussels sprouts, best cooked to a crisp.
S tier – Garlic, you can never have enough garlic.
A tier – Jalapeños, good but some of them taste like soap.
A tier – Mushrooms, good sautéed and uncooked.
A tier – Onions, not good raw, but great cooked.
B tier – Asparagus, I refuse to eat the stalk no matter how many people say they are edible.
B tier – Celery, you get used to eating string.
B tier – Sweet potatoes, although nobody can decide if they’re a desert or a vegetable.
C tier – Brocoli, not that great but too many people hate them.
C tier – Eggplant, if I saw someone eat this raw I would run away.
C tier – Potato, too many people like these.
C tier – Pumpkin, pumpkin pie is carrying the pumpkin industry. Also, admit it, pumpkin spice is bad.
D tier – Cabbage, they need to stop adding so much to egg rolls.
D tier – Cauliflower, how am I supposed to rate something without a flavor?
D tier – Carrots, I wish these didn’t come with wings
D tier – Squash, honestly not even sure if these are edible.
D tier – Cucumbers are perpetually cold. It’s creepy.
F tier – Zucchinis are just hard cucumbers. I hate cucumbers.
F tier – Peas, who decided that every dinner needs to have peas. You’re not allowed to leave until you eat them. That rule was created to spite me.
F tier – Lettuce, lettuce is an abomination. Wake up people.