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Is tomato a fruit or vegetable?

Submitted by Xa_ny, , Thread ID: 92809

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RE: Is tomato a fruit or vegetable?

#31
lol, thats a stupid question xD
of course its a fruit.

RE: Is tomato a fruit or vegetable?

#32
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RE: Is tomato a fruit or vegetable?

#33
Fruit, for sure. Always has been, always will be. Wink

RE: Is tomato a fruit or vegetable?

#34
Scientifically speaking, a [b]tomato[/b] is definitely a [b]fruit[/b]. True [b]fruits[/b] are developed from the ovary in the base of the flower, and contain the seeds of the plant (though cultivated forms may be seedless). Blueberries, raspberries, and oranges are true [b]fruits[/b], and so are many kinds of nut.

RE: Is tomato a fruit or vegetable?

#35
20-06-2018, 06:41 PM
Xa_ny Wrote: I dont care what anyone says it is a vegetable and will always be a vegetable

it a vegetable and Nothing else, I mean why should it be a fruit? xD

RE: Is tomato a fruit or vegetable?

#36
la tomate est un lgume sinon un concombre serai aussi un fruit

RE: Is tomato a fruit or vegetable?

#37
I personally use it as a vegetable in sauces and just regular food

RE: Is tomato a fruit or vegetable?

#38
It grows on a bush, so it's a berry. Berry = fruit. =P

RE: Is tomato a fruit or vegetable?

#39
Honestly I don't really know who knows I really don't understand

RE: Is tomato a fruit or vegetable?

#40
Tbh it is a fruit. You can't define a fruit on its sweetness.

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