Thread:DemonicBeast/@comment-26844696-20160408215655/@comment-26844696-20160409183022

C.Syde65 wrote: Long story. But the usual difference is that fruits are sweet and juicy, whereas vegetables are not. Most fruits have seeds, and most vegetables do not. However there are several fruits and vegetables that have the taste of one, but the parts of another.


 * Tomato ― Fruit, but tastes like a vegetable. Also is officially a culinary vegetable.
 * Pumpkin ― I usually considered it to be a vegetable, but these days I've come to agree that it may also be a fruit partly because of it's seeds.
 * Strawberry ― Fruit.
 * Cucumber ― I always considered it to be a vegetable, but recently I've come to agree that it may also be a fruit partly because of it's seeds.

If you have any other questions on what I think makes a fruit a fruit, and a vegetable a vegetable, don't hesitate to ask. Well, how would you feel if I undid all your edits?