On one occasion, some friends discussed whether the tomato is a fruit or a vegetable, I do not remember if they reached an agreement, but if we begin to define each of the concepts of the dilemma, we can say if it is a fruit or a vegetable.

The fruit is called those edible fruits obtained from cultivated or wild plants that, due to their generally sweet and acidified flavor, their intense and pleasant aroma and their nutritional properties, are usually consumed mainly in the fresh state, as juice or as dessert (and to a lesser extent, in other preparations), once organoleptic maturity is reached, or after being cooked.

Vegetables are a set of plants generally grown in orchards or irrigated areas, which are consumed as food, either raw or culinary, and that includes vegetables and legumes (beans, peas, etc.). Vegetables do not include fruits or cereals.

Hahahahaha I think I'm confused now.