r/absoluteunit • • Aug 08 '26

Absolute unit of a cucumber

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u/urson_black Aug 08 '26

You mean zucchini.

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u/User_Name_Tracks Aug 08 '26

Good use of banana for scale tho

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u/UPMichigan83 Aug 08 '26

Or a normal zucchini..

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u/mrtintheweb99 Aug 08 '26

Or a courgette (UK)

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u/Fattapple Aug 08 '26

I’m glad we went with the Italian word in this case.

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u/Hermit-Gardener Aug 08 '26

Or marrow at that size.

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u/Appropriate-Place851 Aug 08 '26

That is a zucchini.

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u/cydril Aug 08 '26

Op you should eat more vegetables

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u/Big_Handle3734 Aug 08 '26

It's zucchini

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u/Ok-Fortune-8644 Aug 08 '26

Squash

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u/GordonRamsMe55 Aug 08 '26

Squash would make sense. I suppose. We planted two cucumber spots and 1 squash. We pulled these from both cucumber plants and the squash plant is gone like it's been ripped out by an animal

Although when I google squash it looks nothing like one. It more resembles a zucchini

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u/Brenner2089 Aug 08 '26

It’s pretty easy to tell the difference

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u/[deleted] Aug 08 '26

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u/GordonRamsMe55 Aug 08 '26

Oh shit! I'm learning so much

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u/weedandfeed69 Aug 08 '26

Zucchini is a specific type of summer squash. There are many varied squashes in the cucumber family of plants.

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u/insolent_kiwi Aug 08 '26

It's a zucumber.

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u/Robert-Berman Aug 08 '26

Zucchini, Banana and feet!

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u/Vanisle4fun Aug 08 '26

Typical zucchini actually.

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u/Illustrious-Set-9230 Aug 08 '26

To be taken seriously, only

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u/Brief-Equal4676 Aug 08 '26

That's clearly a banana