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Corn is a fruit.
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No, corn is a —
I'm just going to stay out of this.
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Would a sultana be considered a fruit or a fruit derivative? It's another form of grapes with less moisture essentially, and there's no way to grow sultanas - they can be created only by hand/artificial means.
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I don't care if tomato is a fruit, it still sucks.
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For something that's the epitome of "red", they taste amazingly green.
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What about ketchup, though? That don't taste green at all.
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Don't forget pizza.
I thought pizza is a vegetable.
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I've been told it combines the entire food pyramid.
I like to keep my audience riveted.
Any food that is not the most basic form can take up more than one food group.
No, tomato is a fruit. Therefore pizza.
The bread covers pasta/bread. The cheese covers dairy. The various toppings tend to cover the rest.
edited 24th Jun '13 12:26:16 AM by Trivialis
I'm an underrated fruit. 
Not everyone is from US.
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edited 24th Jun '13 12:39:29 AM by Trivialis
The "pizza is a vegetable" thing pertains to a law in the US. Therefore, you were talking about laws in the US. QED.
So, pizza in the US is a vegetable pie, and pizza in the rest of the world is a fruit pie.
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I've said no such thing.
I got a nice, big 1 kilogram bag of sultanas on July the 4th. I finished the last of them today.
And my sultana hunger has still not been satisfied.
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We must not buy their fruits:
Who knows upon what soil they fed
Their hungry thirsty roots?” \
edited 7th Jul '13 11:04:21 AM by Matues
Imagine this: you are a young business-person strolling throgh the smoky alleys of a city when you come to an exotic fruit market, hidden well among the winding labyrinth-like walls. You spot a fruit understepped by the likes of the magnificent Dragonfruit and the abundant watermelon sitting on a stool, and your heart reaches out far more than any other fruit combined. You may be persecuted for your unwieldy taste for this fruit, but just a small sample could lighten your day and make the burden of life that much more bearable.
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