Eggplant: Fruity or Veggie
my lil cousin showed me his drawing of veggies, i saw eggplant on it. i told him eggplant is a fruit then he stared at me and said " go back in grade one". Ages ago i heard at my prof. it is a fruit. Now i need a second the motion because i don't want to go back to grade one. Fruit, right?
Its a fruit, same-same like berries, can be cooked as vegetable
squash a fruit?
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so coconut is not a fruit, it's a seed, right?
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Scientifically speaking : The ones that have seeds inside are fruits whereas the ones with no seeds are veggies.
It is often confused that tomatos and cucumber are veggies or fuits.
blame it to the cook? nyahahaha
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one of the criteria for being categorized as a fruit is that they have seeds in them...
look at what i found on the net about this... "The confusion about 'fruit' and 'vegetable' arises because of the differences in usage between scientists and cooks." if interested to read further,here's the link http://www.askoxford.com/asktheexperts/faq/aboutother/tomato
i know tomatoes are fruits..
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don't tomatoes also belong to this section....fruit or veggie?
it's a fruit
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Eggplant is a fruit from the plant but consumed as a veggie. I hope I am correct:-)