According to botanical definitions, yes, because botany does not know the category of a “vegetable”. Culinarily, though, these are most definitely vegetables.
Sorry, I didn’t want the myth to persist, but also not to spam the definition multiple times in this thread. I guess, I could’ve just linked to my other comment, though: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/comment/21547211
Side-note: It’s of course quite a colloquial term, so you might find different definitions, too. You can probably look up the definition of your country’s farming ministry or such, though, for kind of the most official definition.
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See? Pineapple pizza is evil.
Tomatoes are fruit tho. Peppers too, and thus so is paprika, technically.
According to botanical definitions, yes, because botany does not know the category of a “vegetable”. Culinarily, though, these are most definitely vegetables.
So what is the culinary definition of vegetable?
Because “these ones but not these ones” is a bad definition.
Sorry, I didn’t want the myth to persist, but also not to spam the definition multiple times in this thread. I guess, I could’ve just linked to my other comment, though: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/comment/21547211
Side-note: It’s of course quite a colloquial term, so you might find different definitions, too. You can probably look up the definition of your country’s farming ministry or such, though, for kind of the most official definition.