The commonly known fruit that contains seeds on the outside is the strawberry. Unlike most fruits, strawberries bear their seeds externally, distinguishing them from typical berries. Each tiny yellow "seed" on the strawberry's surface is actually an achene, which is a dry, single-seeded fruit. Botanically, strawberries are classified as aggregate fruits, meaning they form from a single flower with multiple ovaries. Rich in vitamins, especially vitamin C, and antioxidants, strawberries are popular for their bright color and sweet flavor. They are commonly used in desserts, salads, smoothies, and as garnishes, adding both taste and visual appeal.