Friday, September 7, 2007
Question
This is just something I've been wondering about today. If you eat corn, whether it be on the cob, frozen or canned it's considered a vegetable, right? So take those same kernels dry them out and pop them and they're now considered a grain. Why is that? Why can't popcorn be a vegetable? I just don't understand. Raisins are still considered a fruit are they not?
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Actually I think it's always considered a grain, no matter what the form.
Gone are the days when vegetable haters could ease their guilty consciences by thinking they'd made their veggie quota if they ate their corn!
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