Yes, cranberries have seeds. But they’re the polite, introverted cousin of the watermelon seed—so tiny and quiet you’ll miss them entirely.
Next time someone at the dinner table insists cranberries are seedless, you can hit them with this glad. They’ll either thank you or throw a canned blob at your face. Either way, you’ve earned your food-truth badge.
So go ahead, eat that raw cranberry. Live dangerously. The seeds are just there for emotional support, not to ruin your snack. Crunch on, brave adventurer.
