So corn is a fruit, right?

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>>8386758

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>>8386758
Really makes you think.

na it's a grain.

>>8386848
Nah, it's a fruit.

>>8386758
Yes, while were at it;

>Tomatoes
>Peppers
>Aubergines
>Chillis
>Avocado
>Cucumbers
>Coffee

Are all fruits and vegetables simultaneously.

Also while we're doing this
>Potatoes
Not a root vegetable they're tubers

>>8386867
It's a tree!

>>8387241
Wait, it's a bush.

it's obviously a mammal.

>>8387257
If it's a mammal, where are the tits?

>>8387258
all over it.

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>>8387278
So can you milk it?

>>8387295
How do you think you get creamed corn?

>>8386758
biologically, it's a fruit. each kernel is surrounded by a thin layer of pericarp. it's dry and not juicy, but it's a fruit.

nutritionally, it should be considered a starch/grain (along with cereal, rice, pasta), NOT a fruit. although some people think of it as a vegetable, its carbohydrate density is closer to grains than it is to vegetables (broccoli, spinach, etc.).