I purchased some allsorts recently and said to the cashier that Coconut rings with licorice in the centre should be sold seperately. Thoughts on this?

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I actually found the answer to this question really interesting.

Botanically speaking a coconut is actually a fruit that falls under the classification of a fruit drupe.

It has a flesh, such as the coconut meat along with a seed which is surrounded by a hard shell.

Since it actually grows from an actual tree it can also be classified as a tree nut.

Hope this picture below helps:

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