Is a tomato a vegetable or fruit? Why? Is it both?!


Question:

Is a tomato a vegetable or fruit? Why? Is it both?

Is a tomato a vegetable and a fruit because is has Vietnam C and Vietnam A?


Answers:
The tomato is a fruit. For more on this, I'd recommend going to the following link:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/tomato...

Source(s):
Good ole Wikipedia!

fruit, and once considered poisonous

a tomato is a fruit because its has seeds in it

Fruit, because of the seeds.

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Tomatoes are fruit because of the sugar content. Also, it's VITAMINS, not Vietnam

it is a vegetable, because all fruits are sweeter

vietnam a???

fruit

A tomato is a fruit because it has seed. look back, all your fruits have seeds from your apple to your orange. Vegetables kinda have seeds but not really noticeable ones. Also, fruits give you different nutrients than vegetables do. Vegetables give you fiber, fruits give you glucose(which is a healthier type of sugar than unhealthy snacks have)

Never trust wicapidia Too many fools can alter the truth.
Try the Yahoo Toolbar Reference - Dictionary
It is a fruit buy definition but COMMON useage and the produce section > > > it becomes a veggie..
SO what!!

Um vietnam is a country. But tomatos are a fruit because they can ripen and don't just rot.

A tomato is a fruit because the seeds are located inside.

A tomato is a fruit simply because it has seeds. I mean think about it, have you ever seen a vegetable with seeds?

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