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The classification of certain plants as either vegetables or fruits can sometimes be ambiguous.
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There are a few examples of commonly consumed vegetables that are botanically classified as fruits.
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Here are a few eatables that we consider as vegetables but are actually fruits:
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1. Tomatoes Despite being widely considered as a vegetable, tomatoes are technically classified as fruits.
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2. Cucumbers Another example of a vegetable that is botanically a fruit, cucumbers are the fruit of the cucumber plant.
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3. Peppers Various types of peppers, including bell peppers, chilli peppers, and jalapeños, are considered fruits botanically.
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4. Eggplants Eggplants are classified as fruits because they develop from the flower and contain seeds.
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5. Squash Many varieties of squash, such as zucchini, butternut squash, and pumpkin, are considered fruits.
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Do you know of any such more vegetables?