Sentence Correction

Like cabbage, brussels sprouts does well if it is shredded and mixed with a tart apple,
lemon juice, and a dressing of Dijon mustard and mayonnaise.
A. Like cabbage, brussels sprouts does well if it is shredded and mixed with a
tart apple, lemon juice, and
B. As cabbage, brussels sprouts do well if they are shredded and mixed with a
tart apple, lemon juice, and
C. Like cabbage, brussels sprouts do well when they are shredded and mixed
with a tart apple, lemon juice, as well as
D. As cabbage, brussels sprouts does well if they are shredded and mixed with a
tart apple, lemon juice, and
E. Like cabbage, brussels sprouts do well if they are shredded and mixed
with a tart apple, lemon juice, and

Can we compare singular cabbage with plural sprouts ?
OA to follow .

I shall go with E.

So is it okay to compare singular cabbage with plural sprouts in such constructions ?

I would go with A.. Wats the correct answer....?

IMO:E

Problem with C?

E is correct
Like is needed as comparison is between 2 nouns.Brussel sprout is generally used in plural and here sentence says clearly brussel sprouts which is plural
B& D wrong
A-prounoun error as "it" does not agree with noun
C-as well as changes meaning

OA is E