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    Re: Big Scholastic sale on PDFs
    ColinsMum #120523 01/20/12 03:35 PM
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    Originally Posted by ColinsMum
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    But nobody eats pumpkin as a vegetable / savory! Butternut squash, I could see lumped with beets. But pumpkin doesn't get served the same way.
    They do here!

    Ah, but that pumpkin is smaller than a beet! wink
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    I dunno, I think pineapple and beet are both arguably correct answers. Pineapple and pumpkin are both fruiting bodies of the plant, but so are cucumber, zucchini, green pepper, peas, string beans, etc. etc. It doesn't make sense to call these all fruits. If you wouldn't put it in a fruit salad, it's a vegetable.
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    Well, it's a vegetable culinarily, but botanically, it is a fruit. I think botanical definitions are clearer and (obviously) more science-based.
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