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dicmor | 11:07 Fri 02nd Sep 2011 | Crosswords

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Which of the following is NOT a fruit (a) TOMATO or (b) PEPPER

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grasscarp

pepper.
Botanically, a tomato is a fruit: the ovary, together with its seeds, of a flowering plant.

dicmor

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Thank you grasscarp - appreciated
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chelle7272

Wouldn't the pepper be described the same way?

Euphemia

I think they are both fruit

grasscarp

You are right Chelle, though I immediately thought of tomato. Perhaps the setter of the crossword didnt realise they both are. I think tomato is probably better known, and it is possible to bite into like a fruit, though you would never do that with a pepper.

Calibax

They're both fruit.
Tomato definitely a fruit.
Pepper, whether you mean Capsicum (bell peppers eaten as veg) or peppercorns (ground and sprinkled on food as white or black pepper) are both botanically fruit.

chelle7272

Thanks grasscarp, I as pretty sure they were both fruit, the question really puzzled me!