It is indeed a vegetable
That's actually not true. Scientifically speaking, it is a fruit. Anything that has seeds is a fruit
actually the first person who wrote on here is right it is a vegetable
A squash or Cucurbita is a fruit
It's a fruit. Any part of a plant that contains seeds is a fruit. Vegetables are leafy parts or roots, like spinach and carrots. Grains are seeds that don't have a fruit, or grow on the outside of a pant, typically found in grasses like wheat and rice.
In cooking it is considered a vegetable but botanically it is considered a fruit because it contains seeds.
I think it is a fruit
it is a vegetable.
its a fruit
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Yes. The pumpkin is part of the squash family. The squash is in deed a vegetable
butternut squash for the vegetable and for the fruit an orange, cantaloupe or an apple All fruit and vegetables have seeds.
Honeydew melon is a fruit. Hubbard squash is a fruit.
A fruitAnything that you think is a vegetable (like squash and tomatoes) but has seeds, is a fruit.Remember: fruits have seeds, vegetables DO NOT!!!
Zucchini is botanically a fruit. But when treated in culinary context like all squash it is considered a vegetable.
Squash is technically a fruit, but is commonly used as a vegetable, much like tomatoes.
acorn squash
Pumpkins are actually a fruit (fruit have seeds, and pumpkins have seeds). They are a member of the squash family.
Pumpkins are a FRUIT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-unUrBHYhwU
The 'vegetable Vs fruit' dichotomy is quite arbitrary and has no rational foundation.Is Pumpkin a fruit when made into pumpkin pie.Is Apple a vegetable when it accompanies pork.
Grape GrapefruitGrapefruit and grapes are fruits. Garlic is a vegetable.
Fruits have seeds inside the meaty portion of the plant.