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Word of the day. Trending Words Most popular in the world. The botanical classification: Tomatoes are fruits. The Culinary Classification: Tomatoes are vegetables. Botanical vs culinary definition of tomatoes Botanical vs Culinary Classification So why can we classify tomatoes in two different ways, when it confuses us all? Botanical fruit that are culinary vegetables Tomatoes are part of your 5-a-day For the 5-a-day recommendations, tomatoes are classified as a vegetable, which is the culinary definition, because that is how most people learn about fruit and vegetables.
Portion size of tomatoes Summary — Tomatoes are both fruits and vegetables! Classification of fruits and vegetables. Lexico website, Fruit. Accessed 13 Sep. NHS Accessed 17 February In , the high court was forced to rule on whether imported tomatoes should be taxed under the Tariff Act of , which only applied to vegetables and not fruits.
Although both sides cited dictionary definitions of the two words, the court sided unanimously with TeamVegetable. That idea was channeled more than years later in a quote attributed to journalist Miles Kington, who may have settled the debate once and for all:. Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad," he said. This article was originally published by Business Insider.
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