In literary usage, "spinach" sometimes transcends its identity as a vegetable to evoke a specific, lively shade of green. One notable example is found where a delicate green hue is distinctly labeled as "spinach," juxtaposed with carmine to create a vivid color contrast [1]. Similarly, a succinct reference such as "Spinach Green" serves not only as a descriptor but also as a symbol of nature’s freshness in text [2]. These instances illustrate how authors have adopted the term to capture the rich, organic quality of the color, imbuing their descriptions with both visual precision and a touch of worldly simplicity.