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I was visiting my daughter last winter in south Florida and noticed a
field of tomatoes with a big sign inviting me to pick my own. These were big beautiful looking ripe tomatoes. As soon as I got back to the house, I wanted to make a tomato sandwich. I sliced the tomatoes and piled them on the sandwich and took a bite. NO TASTE. They had no flavor or taste They were pretty to the eyes but had no taste! Later, someone told me that the Florida department of agriculture had developed hybrid tomato seeds to grow perfect looking tomatoes but they have no flavor. Does anybody have a fail safe method of selecting tasty tomatoes at the supermarket? William |
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