Poll

Are tomatos fruits?

Fruit
50 (63.3%)
Vegetable
19 (24.1%)
(non american)
10 (12.7%)

Total Members Voted: 79

Author Topic: Are tomatos fruits?  (Read 3094 times)

Tomatoes don't have pits so they are vegetables.

Bananas don't have pits, they are vegetables?
Apples don't have pits, they are vegetables?
Pears don't have pits, they are vegetables?

Key word here is seed(s), not pit.  A pit is a single seed.  Olives, cherries, and avocados have pits, they are fruits.



Answer to OP:

Yes.

loving yes. I get absolutely livid when people say it's a vegetable. Damnit, it's a fruit, and so are cucumbers and pumpkins.

regardless, I think they taste horrible :<


Uhh, does it matter? It tastes awesome and that's all there is to it.

We're

We're not seriously discussing this are we

Yes tomatos are meats why else is it called beef tomato sometimes might as well just say that

Scientists proclaimed tomatoes as fruits because they have seeds. Vegetables don't have seeds in them, only fruits do.
Even the banana is a fruit. So, yes. They are fruit.


It's a fruit that is cooked like vegetable.

Uhh, does it matter? It tastes awesome and that's all there is to it.
ew
regardless, I think they taste horrible :<
Tomatoes are horrible unless turned into ketchup or pizza.

fruit botanically
vegetable culinarily

fruit botanically
vegetable culinarily

This. Some of you need to take (or retake) biology before you claim you know the difference between a fruit and vegetable. (-_-)