Fruits have seeds. Tomatoes have seeds. Tomatoes are fruits.
by Anonymous13 years ago
Cucumbers have seeds. Cucumbers are vegetables.
by Anonymous13 years ago
Cucumbers are fruits, too.
by Anonymous13 years ago
pumpkins have seeds. pumpkins are vegetables
by Anonymous13 years ago
Pumpkins are fruits, too.
by Anonymous13 years ago
pumpkins are squash... there is more than just fruit and vegtable you know
by Anonymous13 years ago
"Pumpkin is the fruit of the species Cucurbita pepo or Cucurbita mixta."
by Anonymous13 years ago
googling bastard hahaha
by Anonymous13 years ago
The interwebz are full of knowledge, my friend.
Anyway, squash is a fruit, too, so you really had no argument.
by Anonymous13 years ago
whateves haha
by Anonymous13 years ago
Hey, let's not get technical here. CUCUMBERS ARE DAMN VEGETABLES. I honestly don't care if they are fruit by definition. Vegetables. Yes.
by Anonymous13 years ago
But tomatoes are a fruit although they had been previously miss categorized as a vegtable due to how diffrent they are to many fruits and not having a sweet taste
by Anonymous13 years ago
did someone flip the votes around?
by Anonymous13 years ago
A fruit is anything that develops from the mature ovary of a flower. Since the tomato develops exactly like this, it is, therefore, a fruit. So is a peanut. Carrots, potatoes, and onions, on the other hand, are not fruits because they don't develop from the flowers of the plant. That makes them vegetables.
by Anonymous13 years ago
While that may technically be correct, you don't put tomatoes or cucumbers or green peppers in a fruit salad, so I'm gonna go ahead and just call them vegetables :)
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