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In the culinary realm, avocados hold a fascinating secret that distinguishes them from typical vegetables. Contrary to popular belief, avocados are not vegetables; they belong to the fruit category. Yet, their classification doesn't end there – avocados, remarkably, are technically considered a single-seeded berry. Yes, the creamy, green delight that graces our salads and toast is, botanically speaking, a berry. Beyond their delicious contribution to salads, sandwiches, and dips, avocados boast a unique reproductive structure that aligns them with the berry family.
