Seedless fruit?

[guineagurl]

Hi,
Is there any such thing as seedless fruit?
My brain's not working today! I was thinking mango but I forgot about that big seed in the middle that I cut out hehe

[Peaches]

I think they can be grown. THere is a seedless watermelon and seedless oranges.

[pennick]

seedless grapes

[Sabriel]

Seedless cucumber.

[stacyandpigz]

Maybe bananas?

[guineagurl]

Thanks guys, I thought of all of those but I think technically if you cut a banana in 1/2 down the centre, there are tiny little black dot's which I think are tiny seeds.
As for grapes, most have seed's, even the seedless ones usually have those tiny edible seed pods in them so that really dosen't count. And seedless cucumber, I've never heard of it or seen it ,,, so I have no idea, lebanese or continental or something?

[DocDolittle]

Seedless ones have been gentically changed so that they don't carry seeds. Sorry to gross everyone out, but fruit is actually the ovary of a tree or plant. The seeds inside are naturally there to serve for reproductive purposes. So, I believe all natural fruit must have seeds.

[Slap Maxwell]

Even 'seedless' watermelon has seeds- the edible white ones.