is raisin a nut
Is raisin a nut
it's a dried grape, so it's a fruit.
there are raisins in nut mix
There are leaves in fruit trees. Is a leaf a fruit?
but raisins dont grow on trees
If it has raisins in it it's trail mix not mixed nuts.
I like the trail mix with those yogurt dot things.
That was a picture of nut mix from google images so i dont know what definition youre quoting mr
A fruit is a ripened ovary of a flower. This is why a tomato is a fruit.
but a grape is not ripe
Google is lying kikes and I know trail mix when I see it. I go hiking like a lot.
*raisin
Yes it is ripe. It's fully formed endosperms. Ripe by scientific definition not culinary definition.
so do nuts
Here is the good stuff. It's got the yogurt dots. Yummy.
But they didn't come from a flower except for almonds. Almonds are technically a fruit.
so raisin is technically a nut
You're very knowledgeable on fruits and nuts
Nope. You just did a big non-sequiter.
Just cause a almond is a fruit doesn't mean raisins are nuts.
I try my best.
but raisin is the same shape and size. it also has a shell
and all nuts are technically fruits
Literally not true. Most nuts are legumes.
That's not supporting evidence that they are a nut and they don't have a shell.
legumes are also fruit are they not
the drying process makes the shell
Actually it's cashews not almonds that come from flowers.
You hardly ever see trail mix with cashews. I had some with hazelnuts once.
No. It's just dry skin. It's not a shell. Dry grapes aren't nuts!
but its as hard as a nut
That's not true either!
it is true, they definitely can be
fucking great thread, keep going
No...
we need to give raisins nut rights
well its solved fags raisin is indeed a nut, anyone who disagrees gets sent to the gulag
Grape seeds are nuts.