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They are most likely seeds. Whatever you do, DON’T plant them. If you’re in the USA, contact someone from your state’s Agricultural Department.
Could you also just like Burn them or something
Unless they are fire type, in which case you might make things worse.
For a moment I thought it was a pokemon joke, then I realised it's an actual legit concern.
It was a pokemon joke. But now you mention it, there are plants whose seeds can only grow after a forest fire!
I wonder if boiling water would be a good disposal method? Plant matter can probably be flushed down the drain if it's properly dead.
You should probably Google sewage treatment plant tomatoes and see how the seeds don't die when you flush them. Aka poop tomatos
https://youtu.be/Ni80nNwOET0?si=bozSxOJvwsx3gcM6
Do you boil tomatoes before eating them?