Is tomatoe a fruit or a vegetable?!
Answers: It is a "true fruit", along with blueberries, raspberries, and oranges, etc. because it was developed from the ovary in the base of a flower . So yes, it is a fruit.
Tomato is a fruit.
A tomato is a fruit...it has seeds!
The tomato is a fruit.
A fruit.
fruit, at least untill it becomes ketchup, then it is poison
It is actually a fruit. I always have considered it to be a vegetable. It is hard to think of it as a fruit. But I love em
People call it a vegetable but it actually falls under a fruit.
Bilogicaly it's a fruit but legally it's a vegetable
Honestly, check it out.
Has to do with tariffs.
Both. Sort of. "Vegetable." is a kind of plant. And a tomato plant falls under this category. But fruit is a part of a plant, and what we normally call the "tomato" is actually the fruit of the tomato plant.
Its A Fruit
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Depends whether your trying to be a scientist or chief lol.
A Tomato is a fruit not a vegatable. Although some people consider it the ''Vegetable Of Fruits''. But yes, it is a fruit not because it has seeds though.
fruit
Yes.
Seriously, tho, I always hear that it is a fruit, but I don't want it in with my breakfast cereal while I do want it in with my lettuce and carrots. Go figure.
Would you put a tomato in a fruit salad? NO! ina vegie salad? YES ! in cakes ? NO! in curries ? YES! Voila ! zee tomatoe izz a Vezzzteble...sorry ..vegetable !! smile!
Botanists have classified it as a fruit.
a fruit
When you ask whether or not it's a fruit or vegetable, you're asking a culinary question because the term "vegetable" is a culinary term so in that respect, most people consider tomatoes vegetables because they are used in savory cooking.
Botanically speaking, tomatoes are fruits because they contain seeds. A fruit is actually one of the ovaries of a tree.
"Vegetable" is not a scientific term used in botany, so it doesn't really make any sense when people say "tomatoes are fruits not vegetables". Are they trying to say scientifically, tomatoes are fruits not vegetables (when "vegetable" is a culinary term) or the same thing in a culinary sense?
Unless you consider tomatoes a sweet fruit that can be eaten raw (which it can be) as opposed to a vegetable used in savory cooking, tomatoes are vegetables. It all depends on how you use them I guess.
But one thing's for sure: scientifically, tomatoes are fruits because there is no such thing as a "vegetable" in botany.
Classified as a Fruit but we tend to use it as a Veggie.
Its a fruit as it has seeds!
Fruit
Fruit, though we often treat it like a vegetable.
tomato is in the berry family so it is a fruit
fruit. it has seeds