is peach a citrus

[Rosie Willowwater]

Allergies. 

[Lady Amber]

Oh okay.

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

@Delthion   bro

That actually sounds delicious. 

I' tiz! Zat'z moztly vot Ah ate fer lunch on vacation!

[The Skarzs]

Peanut butter and WHAT?!

[Rosie Willowwater]

Pickles

[Russa Nodrey]

On ze zubject o' Peanut Butter, Ah loike Peanut Butter Und Pickle Zandvichez!

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

It daez tazte Major!

[Rosie Willowwater]

On ze zubject o' Peanut Butter, Ah loike Peanut Butter Und Pickle Zandvichez!

Have you ever tried it?

[Lady Amber]

We don't have to try it to know that it's completely inedible.

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

Au contrair! Tiz very edible!

[Wylder Treejumper]

Contrary to common claims, a peach is in fact a citrus. It is said that characteristics of citrus fruits is that they are sour, and that they have many seeds, rather than just one, and that they are divided into segments, and that somehow this prohibits the peach from qualifying as a citrus. However, think about this: Oranges, grapefruits, lemons, etc. do not sell as well and are not as popular as peaches. Thus, it stands to reason that they would be prejudiced against the common peach and try to invent excuses to keep it from getting into the roster. This is not at all a scientific motivation; rather it is clearly part of a conspiracy against peaches.We know that the peach is a citrus fruit because it is juicy. As my good friends the Yeti, Bigfoot, and the Loch Ness Monster can attest, "Cit" is the ancient Atlantean word for "water", and "rus" means "full of". Thus, "citrus" means "full of water".We see this is accurate because neither apples nor bananas are citrus fruits, and they aren't full of water. Peaches, like oranges and watermelons, are both.Hence, yes, the peach clearly is a citrus fruit.


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[Ashleg]

Contrary to common claims, a peach is in fact a citrus.

It is said that characteristics of citrus fruits is that they are sour, and that they have many seeds, rather than just one, and that they are divided into segments, and that somehow this prohibits the peach from qualifying as a citrus. However, think about this: Oranges, grapefruits, lemons, etc. do not sell as well and are not as popular as peaches. Thus, it stands to reason that they would be prejudiced against the common peach and try to invent excuses to keep it from getting into the roster. This is not at all a scientific motivation; rather it is clearly part of a conspiracy against peaches.

We know that the peach is a citrus fruit because it is juicy. As my good friends the Yeti, Bigfoot, and the Loch Ness Monster can attest, "Cit" is the ancient Atlantean word for "water", and "rus" means "full of". Thus, "citrus" means "full of water".

We see this is accurate because neither apples nor bananas are citrus fruits, and they aren't full of water. Peaches, like oranges and watermelons, are both.

Hence, yes, the peach clearly is a citrus fruit.

[The Skarzs]

Buzz off you two!

[Ashleg]

[Maudie]

is citrus a peach, tho