Corn Kernel A Vegetable at Bridget Blackburn blog

Corn Kernel A Vegetable. The answer lies within the variety of corn and the time of harvest. But there's a slightly weirder reason that we also consider it a vegetable. So, corn can be a fruit or a vegetable, depending on what part of the plant is being eaten. When you hold the whole ear of corn, that is clearly a part of the plant that you are going to consume. Although many people mistakenly thing each kernel is a seed, they are actually small, dry fruits! Corn is both a fruit and a grain, botanically speaking. While corn is a fruit when you eat kernels or corn on the cob, if you eat the leaves or the stalk—like cows and other livestock that eat corn —corn would be classified as a vegetable. When corn ears of the sweet corn variety are reaped at their young and immature state, they have. You probably won’t eat the hard central cob, but the ear itself is considered a vegetable. But in a botanical sense, corn kernels are technically fruit (just as a pumpkin is technically a berry). Corn kernels (the part you use to make popcorn), when in their full form, are considered whole grains because they contain all three of their parts—the germ, the.

While corn is a fruit when you eat kernels or corn on the cob, if you eat the leaves or the stalk—like cows and other livestock that eat corn —corn would be classified as a vegetable. So, corn can be a fruit or a vegetable, depending on what part of the plant is being eaten. Although many people mistakenly thing each kernel is a seed, they are actually small, dry fruits! When you hold the whole ear of corn, that is clearly a part of the plant that you are going to consume. Corn is both a fruit and a grain, botanically speaking. Corn kernels (the part you use to make popcorn), when in their full form, are considered whole grains because they contain all three of their parts—the germ, the. The answer lies within the variety of corn and the time of harvest. But there's a slightly weirder reason that we also consider it a vegetable. You probably won’t eat the hard central cob, but the ear itself is considered a vegetable. But in a botanical sense, corn kernels are technically fruit (just as a pumpkin is technically a berry).

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Corn Kernel A Vegetable The answer lies within the variety of corn and the time of harvest. Although many people mistakenly thing each kernel is a seed, they are actually small, dry fruits! The answer lies within the variety of corn and the time of harvest. So, corn can be a fruit or a vegetable, depending on what part of the plant is being eaten. While corn is a fruit when you eat kernels or corn on the cob, if you eat the leaves or the stalk—like cows and other livestock that eat corn —corn would be classified as a vegetable. You probably won’t eat the hard central cob, but the ear itself is considered a vegetable. When you hold the whole ear of corn, that is clearly a part of the plant that you are going to consume. But in a botanical sense, corn kernels are technically fruit (just as a pumpkin is technically a berry). Corn kernels (the part you use to make popcorn), when in their full form, are considered whole grains because they contain all three of their parts—the germ, the. When corn ears of the sweet corn variety are reaped at their young and immature state, they have. But there's a slightly weirder reason that we also consider it a vegetable. Corn is both a fruit and a grain, botanically speaking.