Are hot peppers a fruit or vegetable?
9 Answers to "Are hot peppers a fruit or vegetable?"
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Hey Tony; your baby pic looks like you got a hold of an HABANERO pepper...
Love hot peppers; love to make salsa with them. Love to cook with them.Like (2)
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Me too I can eat them as a snack.Like (1)
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til you cry??? lol my hubby LOVES habaneros but doesn't eat them raw or straight; I use the juice or powder VERY sparingly and make food MUCH hotter than I like for him to enjoy it as "flavorful".
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Biologically fruits. Even most of vegetables also.
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fruit
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yes...one of the two
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I knew it.
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Interstellar "thread" that missed Pern and hit Earth
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lol
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Since they "play music" on the "way out", people tend to classify them as a fruit (even though biologically they are a vegetable).
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lol
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Sorry. They are biologically a fruit, not a vegetable just as a tomato is a fruit. We eat them as a vegetable, but they are a fruit. Chili peppers are from the same family (nightshade, a poison) as tomatos are. If the seeds are inside, they are biologically a fruit. Cucumbers, pumpkins, squash and others.Like (1)
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being that the seeds are inside it, im going with fruit.
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I think you are right.
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vegetable
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You like them?
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yes.
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by MikeWinther Jul 15th, 2012 at 10:30AM
A burning laxative
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Reply by tonybologna Jul 15th, 2012 at 10:32AM
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