French Fries are from potatoes and ketchup is from tomatoes; vegetable.
In my opinion, anything that goes into a salad is NOT a fruit, so tomatoe is not a fruit.
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Can french fries and ketchup be qualified as one of the four food groups?
June 23rd, 2008 · 8 Comments
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1 ocnbrez2003 // Jun 23, 2008
i say yes they are my favorite ones
2 Angel Victoria Jacques // Jun 23, 2008
tomatoes are fruits
no that isnt a food group.
3 nickname // Jun 23, 2008
i say no
4 LatinoHeat™ // Jun 23, 2008
Well whether or not people want to classify those as food groups I sure would like some French fries with ketchup right abut now lmao.
5 Mako // Jun 23, 2008
If they're not, they should be!
6 Rich B // Jun 23, 2008
I think the tomato is actually a fruit.
Potaoes are a starch(?)
That`s two food groups.
7 Pat Shepherd // Jun 23, 2008
Sure enough!
We need a food group called fun food! Catsup and french fries would definitely qualify!!
8 harrygams // Jun 23, 2008
The late president Ronald Reagan wanted to classify Ketchup as a vegetable. This occurred in the 1980s & was Reagan's way of saving money on the federally subsidised school lunch program in the U.S. (& you brits & canadians didn't think we subsidised anything.). Instead of green beans & peas for lunch children could have a dollop of Ketchup with their mystery meat.
Silly, ketchup is classified as a condiment in our pyramid food group & I don't ever remember seeing it listed in the four food groups. French fries are part of the bread section of the four food groups. So they are in the same section as toast, oatmeal, potatoes & rice.