The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[Cadence]

Botanically, or culinarily?

Arguing about definitions are what make so many ENWorld conversations so much fun!

I'm asking botanically for the wheat.

But since you likely know, what is the tomato considered culinarily?

 

[Umbran]

Arguing about definitions are what make so many ENWorld conversations so much fun!

That's why I'm asking which one you want, rather than argue over which one I give

I'm asking botanically for the wheat.

Botanically, the wheat kernel is a fruit.

But since you likely know, what is the tomato considered culinarily?

Typically, a vegetable, though chefs are ornery and don't always play by the rules. The tomato is, if I recall correctly, also considered a vegetable for tax purposes.

 

[Deset Gled]

The tomato is, if I recall correctly, also considered a vegetable for tax purposes.

30ml of tomato paste (i.e. pizza sauce) is legally considered a serving of vegetables in some school cafeterias.

 

[Cadence]

Don't know where to post this vey short story, but it came across my FB feed and I thought it was some pretty great D&D fiction:

Spoiler: Story from Reddit " You're a mimic..."

 

[Malmuria]

Are Cheetos fruit or vegetables?

 

[Cadence]

Are Cheetos fruit or vegetables?

I think corn meal is made from the fruit of the corn? So, botanically or culinarily?

My son will be overjoyed by this thought in any case.

 

[J.Quondam]

Don't know where to post this vey short story, but it came across my FB feed and I thought it was some pretty great D&D fiction:

Spoiler: Story from Reddit " You're a mimic..."

Aww! That's actually kinda sweet.

 

[CleverNickName]

I think "fruit" refers to the part of the plant that contains the seeds...so each ear of corn is a 'fruit' and the individual kernels are the seeds. Right? I'm not a botanist (or any other kind of biologist) so don't quote me.

 

[Mad_Jack]

Relevant to a conversation overheard earlier today, which I wisely continued to walk past rather than stop to beat a complete stranger over the head with nearby merchandise...

People commenting on your online posts are not "oppressing" you when they point out facts that prove the Truth directly contradicts your personal narrative.

 

[Cadence]

RE: Taking advantage of alignment, Lawful edition.