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RE: Is an avocado a vegetable or fruit. - ramesh - 02-26-2016
Is an avocado a vegetable or fruit.
RE: Is an avocado a vegetable or fruit. - Nomad - 12-07-2022
Avocado is a fruit. It grow in trees. Growing avocado is not very difficult. You can easily sprout an avocado plant from the deeds.
RE: Is an avocado a vegetable or fruit. - ZandraJoi - 12-12-2022
I think it's similar to how we view tomatoes. We use it as a vegetable when technically it's a fruit. I know of many people who have tried sprouting one from seeds with success. Only problem with it is, here anyways, avocadoes cannot grow in our colder climate outdoors.
RE: Is an avocado a vegetable or fruit. - shilparamam - 10-06-2025
Botanically, an avocado is a fruit—specifically a single-seeded berry. But in the kitchen, its savory flavor and common uses in salads and dips mean most people treat it like a vegetable. Think of it like a tomato: a scientific fruit that acts like a veggie.
RE: Is an avocado a vegetable or fruit. - ramesh - 10-06-2025
It's a fruit by definition because it contains a seed, but its creamy, savory nature makes it function more like a vegetable in our meals. So you're technically both right depending on whether you're talking to a botanist or a chef