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Topic	What is even the point of distinguishing fruits and vegetables?
_Kaz 04/17/22 10:56:07 AM #8:	Isn't the culinary term "vegetable" just "not sweet plant"? You want a plant that's sweet -- fruit. Everything else -- vegetable. Personally I wouldn't mind adding descriptors to everything -- sweet, sour, salty, savory, wet, crispy, mushy, and who knows how many more -- but that's just overly wordy (and possibly overly English). Also, yes, lemons are sweet (under all that acidity). Just like durian (under all that rot). LinkPizza posted... A pumpkin is also a berry Read on Dhalsimrocks' Food Board that avocado is technically a berry. --- Fighter: "Mr Pibb", "Dr Pepper".. I'm onto you.. Kaz Fact: Welcome to Version 2.0! <cite>_Kaz posted [p:964353419] in What is ev... [t:79988254]...</cite> <quote>Isn't the culinary term "vegetable" just "not sweet plant"? You want a plant that's sweet -- fruit. Everything else -- vegetable. Personally I wouldn't mind adding descriptors to everything -- sweet, sour, salty, savory, wet, crispy, mushy, and who knows how many more -- but that's just overly wordy (and possibly overly English). Also, yes, lemons are sweet (under all that acidity). Just like durian (under all that rot). LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote>A pumpkin is also a berry</quote>Read on Dhalsimrocks' Food Board that avocado is technically a berry. --- Fighter: "Mr Pibb", "Dr Pepper".. I'm onto you.. Kaz Fact: Welcome to Version 2.0!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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