Feb 2, 2010 #41 Thunder The deftest potato peeler Staff Project Staff Artist Joined Dec 27, 2008 Posts 12,495 Bells 4,259 Sporge27 said: Tomatoes, are in fact the fruit of the plant, buuut nutritionally act as a vegetable as classified on the food pyramid. Sooo really its both. Click to expand... AND NOW I KNOW :O / G.I. Joe
Sporge27 said: Tomatoes, are in fact the fruit of the plant, buuut nutritionally act as a vegetable as classified on the food pyramid. Sooo really its both. Click to expand... AND NOW I KNOW :O / G.I. Joe
Feb 2, 2010 #42 Sporge27 Retired Staff Joined Jan 5, 2005 Posts 7,962 Bells 25 Master Crash said: Sporge27 said: Tomatoes, are in fact the fruit of the plant, buuut nutritionally act as a vegetable as classified on the food pyramid. Sooo really its both. Click to expand... AND NOW I KNOW :O / G.I. Joe Click to expand... Amazing, I actually heard the G.I. Joe as it was meant to be heard!
Master Crash said: Sporge27 said: Tomatoes, are in fact the fruit of the plant, buuut nutritionally act as a vegetable as classified on the food pyramid. Sooo really its both. Click to expand... AND NOW I KNOW :O / G.I. Joe Click to expand... Amazing, I actually heard the G.I. Joe as it was meant to be heard!
Feb 2, 2010 #43 T Tyrai Senior Member Joined Jan 22, 2009 Posts 363 Bells 1,336 They are Fruit because they have seeds. End of.
Feb 2, 2010 #44 Sporge27 Retired Staff Joined Jan 5, 2005 Posts 7,962 Bells 25 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomato#Fruit_or_vegetable.3F here we go wiki has the answers and the clear answer is that it is a fruit but is used more like a vegetable, and lets just blame the US supreme court for mucking it up.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomato#Fruit_or_vegetable.3F here we go wiki has the answers and the clear answer is that it is a fruit but is used more like a vegetable, and lets just blame the US supreme court for mucking it up.