Are sugar snap peas a fruit or vegetable?
Sugar snap peas are technically fruits, but they are usually prepared and eaten like vegetables.
Here's why:
* Botanically: Fruits develop from the flower of a plant and contain seeds. Sugar snap peas fit this definition, as they grow from the pea flower and contain edible seeds.
* Culinary: We typically eat sugar snap peas for their pods, not their seeds. They are often served raw in salads or stir-fries, similar to other vegetables.
So, while they are botanically fruits, the way we consume and perceive them leads to them being categorized as vegetables in culinary terms.
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