Cucumbers - fruit or vegetable?

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  • goldthistime
    goldthistime Posts: 3,213 Member
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    grmckenzie wrote: »
    not_my_first_rodeo wrote: »
    So I'm not sure it matters if you look at cucumbers one way or the other.

    Just don't look at them "that" way....
    :blush: Your dog and I like your joke.
  • Tacklewasher
    Tacklewasher Posts: 7,122 Member
    goldthistime wrote: »
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    grmckenzie wrote: »
    not_my_first_rodeo wrote: »
    So I'm not sure it matters if you look at cucumbers one way or the other.

    Just don't look at them "that" way....
    :blush: Your dog and I like your joke.

    And my dog would like your ball......

    :)
  • NCBWilliams673
    NCBWilliams673 Posts: 29 Member
    @goldthistime. I am surprised algal substances like spirulina and Chloe Ella are not on this list.

    @OP. As some have said there are botanical classifications that are mostly structural/visual in nature, nutritional classifications that are nutrient and macrobiotic in nature and culinary classifications that have to do with the whole taste/smell/visual/gastric experience. The classification in each science depends on what the practitioners are trying to accomplish by their classification.
  • ninerbuff
    ninerbuff Posts: 49,022 Member
    Count the CALORIES.

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