Is a pumpkin a fruit or an vegetable?

Answer 1

The pumpkin is a member of the squash family, and, though it is treated like a vegetable, it is technically a fruit. The reason a pumpkin is a fruit is because it grows on a vine and contains seeds.

Fruit... but so is tomato a fruit!! :) hope it helped!!
it is vegtable

Answer 2

They are a fruit, used as a culinary vegetable. (Vegetable as a botanical classification is a savory part of a plant.)

Answer 3

Yes it is a fruit because it is a member of the squash family and it has seeds and it grows on a vine.

Answer 4

Pumpkins are used as vegetables but botanically are fruits, the seeds are contained within the skin of the of the pumpkin as with all fruits, although there are a few exeptions

Answer 5

Botanically speaking pumpkins are fruit because fruit are the fleshy product of a tree or other plant that contains seed and can be eaten as food.

Answer 6

It is a Frugitable :)