Help please - nothing for a pair - real people issue 7

jaibaby

Ok..... so now I'm totally confused!

mjm3346

Samphire used as a veg is a herb? (making the "used as" the more likely definition)

https://www.britannica.com/plant/glasswort

StokieBecks

I'm confused how 6 of each mentioned on first post when only 11 named but then I don't really get what you have to do with them. Far too confusing

ikkle87

Basically there will be 24 bubbles:

Avocado
Kumquat
Aubergine
Romanesco
Samphire
Mangosteen
Okra
Lychee
Quince
Butternut squash
Durian
Fruit
Fruit
Fruit
Fruit
Fruit
Fruit
veg
veg
veg
veg
veg
veg

and you pair them up crossing them out as you go along, so you would cross out Kumquat and fruit, then move on to the next and then you will have one bubble left which says either fruit or veg and that is the answer.

Little_Miss_Winner

I cba even thinking about it lol.

50/50 chance fruit or veg. Ones gonna be right the other wrong :rotfl:

Thanks as always to the Magazine posters. You are all :A:A:A

xx

mjm3346

There are 5 fruit used as "fruit" and 6 others used as "veg" which would leave fruit over


Otherwise there are 9 fruit, 1 flower (romanesco) and 1 herb (Samphire)

Midnighter

Sorry to throw the cat among the pigeons, but I think the answer they're looking for is 'Veg'. I've got the following:

Durian - Fruit
Kumquat - Fruit
Avocado - Fruit
Lychee - Fruit
Mangosteen - Fruit
Quince - Fruit
Romanesco - Veg
Samphire - Veg

Which leaves me with Aubergine, Okra, Butternut Squash (Which are all arguably fruits, but commonly used as vegetables!) and Veg x 4.

ikkle87

Midnighter wrote: »

Sorry to throw the cat among the pigeons, but I think the answer they're looking for is 'Veg'. I've got the following:

Durian - Fruit
Kumquat - Fruit
Avocado - Fruit
Lychee - Fruit
Mangosteen - Fruit
Quince - Fruit
Romanesco - Veg
Samphire - Veg

Which leaves me with Aubergine, Okra, Butternut Squash (Which are all arguably fruits, but commonly used as vegetables!) and Veg x 4.

but if you are counting aubergine, okra and butternut squash as fruits which are used as vegetables then avocado also falls into that category

Midnighter

ikkle87 wrote: »

but if you are counting aubergine, okra and butternut squash as fruits which are used as vegetables then avocado also falls into that category

Yes, I just realised that. I've entered with 'FRUIT' as my answer, but with a very lengthy info-dump.