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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Which fruits and vegetables most closely resemble their original wild form, before humans domesticated them?

I've recently learned that many fruits and vegetables looked nothing like what they do today, before we started growing them. But is there something we consume daily, that remained unchanged or almost unchanged?
gpt
A lot of the "berries" like blueberries, strawberries\*, raspberries\*, blackberries\*, and currants are quite similar to their wild cousins (\* not actually berries). Another group is nuts like walnuts\*, hazelnuts, and pecans\* (\*not actually nuts). They've often been bred for larger fruit and easier cultivation or harvesting but they're much closer to the wild form than corn or bananas or peaches.