history: Ive never been much of an eggplant fan.
knowledge: Eggplant (''Solanum melongena''), or aubergine, is a species of nightshade, grown for its edible fruit.
response: Not a fan of "Solanum melongena" or its other name, aubergine huh?
history: Ive never been much of an eggplant fan.
Not a fan of "Solanum melongena" or its other name, aubergine huh?
No, and isn't it called aubergine in Europe?
knowledge: Eggplant is the common name in North America, Australia and New Zealand, but British English uses the French word ''aubergine''.
response: I'm not aware if all of Europe does but British English calls eggplants, "aubergine".
history: Ive never been much of an eggplant fan.
Not a fan of "Solanum melongena" or its other name, aubergine huh?
No, and isn't it called aubergine in Europe?
I'm not aware if all of Europe does but British English calls eggplants, "aubergine".
Yea i learned that through french class haha.
knowledge: It is known in South Asia and South Africa as ''brinjal''.
response: It is also known as "brinjal" in South Africa and also in South Asia.
history: Ive never been much of an eggplant fan.
Not a fan of "Solanum melongena" or its other name, aubergine huh?
No, and isn't it called aubergine in Europe?
I'm not aware if all of Europe does but British English calls eggplants, "aubergine".
Yea i learned that through french class haha.
It is also known as "brinjal" in South Africa and also in South Asia.
Yea culture and language really is cool.
knowledge: The egg-shaped, glossy, purple fruit has white flesh with a meaty texture.
response: By the way, are you not a fan of eggplants due to their meaty texture or perhaps their white flesh?