YOU CAN GET CHOCOLATE COATED ONES!?!!??!iAlan said:
Sorry for shouting but this is major news to me. Screw new powerbooks - tell me more about this.
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Sorry for shouting but this is major news to me. Screw new powerbooks - tell me more about this.
Do pomegranate seeds count?
I like pomegranate-- well, not the seed itself per se, but ya know, how the fleshy part is stuck around the seed. Sigh. Too early. Anyway, yes, I like those. Pumpkin seeds (Chinese style) are good because they yield more 'flesh' than say a sunflower seed and are easier to get in my opinion. But I like sunflower seeds, too. My main gripe is that all these seeds are way too salty!
I like pomegranate-- well, not the seed itself per se, but ya know, how the fleshy part is stuck around the seed. Sigh. Too early. Anyway, yes, I like those. Pumpkin seeds (Chinese style) are good because they yield more 'flesh' than say a sunflower seed and are easier to get in my opinion. But I like sunflower seeds, too. My main gripe is that all these seeds are way too salty!
mpw said:And apparently bananas aren't fruit but tomatoes are
Tomatoes are actually berries, just like blueberries and grapes. And actually my botany text calls bananas a "leathery berry", so that makes it a fruit. Go figure.
But a strawberry and a raspberry are not berries - they are accessory and aggregate fruits, respectivly. But a pumpkin is a specific kind of berry called a pepo!
Favorite seeds? Easy! Sweet Corn and Rice!
Hmmm...interesting. I must find and consume these seeds.devilot76 said:Well, you don't eat the seed itself (like a sunflower), you eat the tiniest bit of fruity flesh that immediately surrounds each seed.
Confounded, I'm sure some of you google masters can find a picture!
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