Out of the following, which two are "fruits" ?!
Out of the following, which two are "fruits" ?
tomato, cucumber, brussel sprout, artichoke, spinach
Answers:
tomato and cucumber
tomatoes and cucumbers
tomato and cucumber!
tomato and cucumber
Tomato and cucumber.
tomato and cucumber should be considered fruits because they have seeds.
IS this a trick question?
I'd say tomato and cucumber
Tomato and cucumber
tomato cucumber
tomato and artichoke
Tomato and cucumber. A fruit is a part of a plant that has seeds, inside or, like a strawberry, outside.
A vegetable is a leaf, root, or stalk.
Tomato and cucumber. They are ripened ovaries of flowers.
tomato cucumber
tomato and cucumber.
Fruits: Tomato, Cucumber
Veggies: Brussel sprout, Artickoke, Spinach.
Tomatoes and Cucumbers have seeds, so they're fruit. But I just used common knowledge.
Tomato and cucumber
The tomato and cucumber are fruits becuase they have seeds on the inside
Tomato
Are you asking a botanical, culinary, or legal question?
Botanical:
Not only is the tomato a fruit, it is actually a berry!
Cucumbers are a variant of berry called pepos.
Culinary:
All are vegetables. Tomato and cucumber are savory in flavor and usage and therefore are treated as a vegetable.
Legal:
The tomato is legally a vegetable. The US declared it a vegetable for tariff and taxation purposes in 1893.