What foods most often reappear in your poop?

I submitted this poll, and one reason I did is that I have seen everything I named, at one time or another. I voted "corn" because it is fairly consistent: if I eat it, I see it again. As stated on another column on this site, that doesn't mean the corn didn't digest; its former filling is now replaced by poop, while the yellow kernel still remains visible. Nuts, tomato skins, and carrots can all reappear, but for me they are less reliable. Comrade Poopov mentioned sesame seeds, and I have seen them too. The only item that puzzles me is carrots, because there aren't any shells or hard skins; I just don't seem to digest them completely, perhaps because I don't chew them long enough. Looking forward to hear what else "comes on through."

Thanks to Shitwit for her comment; I forgot about the greens, but she is absolutely right: they come on through me, too. Sometimes after a large helping of spinach, the poop itself has a greenish tinge, in addition to the visible leafage.
This noon, about 4 hours ago, I had a large helping of corn for lunch. It was good. I just had a b.m. about 10 minutes ago, also good, but it was too soon for the corn to show up. I'll certainly be watching tomorrow . . .

Finally noted the "results" of the corn I ate a few days ago, as well as some other things. Yesterday, after Thursday night's big, big Mexican food feast, I actually had 3 bowel movements--a rarity nowadays, though it used to be common. My after-work b.m. did, indeed, show a bit of corn, just a kernel or two peeping coyly from the side of a turd; I never did see any trace of the mushrooms. Perhaps I chewed better than sometimes. I'm glad Eoz mentioned beets; sometimes I get that also, though more often part of the log will be deep red and the rest its normal brown. If I eat the beet greens (delicious!), those will often reappear in the same manner as spinach, though with a reddish tinge.

Overnight I had an unusual butt experience. Lunch yesterday was light: an apple, cottage cheese, and tomato soup, with a chocolate-chip Christmas cookie for dessert. Supper last night was ham and beans with a few other things, finished off with fruitcake. As might be expected, I had a little gas, but nothing else. During the night I got up to pee a few times, as usual. One of those times, I felt gas in my rectum, so I farted, and it ended up with a loud pop. I felt as though something tiny but solid had come out with the gas. Just in case, I sat and wiped; even in the dim light of the nightlight I could see that there was a slight stain on the paper, so I folded it, dabbed on a bit of Noxzema, and wiped again. The paper felt as though it had a lump in it, but I couldn't see anything, so I left it there and went back to bed. (Normally we don't flush during the night so as not to wake anyone up.) Well! This morning I went in to pee and noticed this little round dark thing in the water. I turned on the light to see--and it was, I believe, a chocolate chip! Apparently it had eluded my digestive juices and come through to escort my nightly gasses down the chute. Luckily, I had (of course) stood to pee, so my cheeks were together and prevented that little popper from dropping to the floor. It is hard to imagine chocolate coming through like that; I usually chew it too well.

RE: College Poopette's remark: I'm sure you're right; I wonder if the little chip melted in such a way as to be replaced, molecule by molecule, by an identically shaped poop chip, and that's what popped. Color obviously fits.

A new entrant appeared today: raisins. Yesterday I had some oatmeal raisin cookies at work. Though they tasted fine, they were obviously sort of old, and dense, and the raisins were fairly hard. This morning I saw three of them, floating, as part of my second poop of the day. They had obviously absorbed water and were much closer to round than when I swallowed them; further, they had faded to a light brown. No mistaking them, though.