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- Rhubarb, a perennial plant whose long pink petioles (leaf stems) are cooked and eaten
- The Rhubarb Triangle, an area of England between Pontefract, Wakefield and Leeds where rhubarb is grown
- Rhubarb pie, made from rhubarb and pastry
- Rhubarb crumble, a traditional British dessert made from rhubarb and crumble
- Noble rhubarb, a giant herbaceous rhubarb species native to the Himalaya
- Chinese rhubarb
- Turkey rhubarb, also known as Chinese rhubarb and East Indian rhubarb, closely related to garden rhubarb
Music:
- Rhubarb (band), an Australian Brisbane rock band
- Donkey Rhubarb (EP), by electronic music artist Aphex Twin
- "Rhubarb", a song from Aphex Twin's album Selected Ambient Works Volume II
Film/TV:
- Rhubarb (1951 film), a US baseball comedy
- Rhubarb (1969 film), a British short film
- Rhubarb Rhubarb, a remake of this film, released in 1980
- Roobarb, an animated television show for children, shown on BBC1
- Walla, a crowd sound effect dubbed rhubarb in the UK
People:
- Warren "Rhubarb" Jones, a DJ at Eagle 106.7 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA
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