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GOOD MORNING LEKEELEKEE FAMILY 🌄
I hope y'all slept well
Another food science quiz 📚
Answer's in the comment section ✍️
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Fortune Enendu: botanical definitions:
Botanically, a fruit is the mature ovary of a flowering plant that contains seeds (examples: tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, eggplants, avocados, pumpkins, zucchini). A vegetable is any other edible plant part—roots, stems, leaves, or flowers (examples: carrots, potatoes, lettu...
Botanically, a fruit is the mature ovary of a flowering plant that contains seeds (examples: tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, eggplants, avocados, pumpkins, zucchini). A vegetable is any other edible plant part—roots, stems, leaves, or flowers (examples: carrots, potatoes, lettu...
Fortune Enendu: Culinary definitions:
Culinary, we usually call things “fruits” when they’re sweet or used in desserts or sweet dishes, and “vegetables” when they’re savory or used in main dishes or sides—regardless of the botanical definition. That’s why tomatoes are botanically fruits but treated as vegetables i...
Culinary, we usually call things “fruits” when they’re sweet or used in desserts or sweet dishes, and “vegetables” when they’re savory or used in main dishes or sides—regardless of the botanical definition. That’s why tomatoes are botanically fruits but treated as vegetables i...
Kamcee: Fruits have seeds
Vegetables don't?
Vegetables don't?
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