What do you know, I was right all along. Tomatoes are the enemy.
At least for awhile I don’t have to worry that when I ask for no tomato I’ll be completely ignored. Is it bad that I kind of hope they never solve the tomato salmonella problem?
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good thing i’m growing my own, tee hee …
oh man! i heart tomatoes. but the ones you get in restaurants always suck. they have to be farmers’ market or homegrown….i can eat them all day! (that’s how i feel about bananas, p.s.)
I adore tomatoes, at least the ripe ones right from the bakyard garden. Mass produced tomatoes seem to be a bit sketchy…
I beg to differ. I love love love tomatoes and am disappointed I can’t get them anywhere right now. On a brighter note, Andy and I planted a garden this year and we have 48 (yes I did type that correctly) tomato plants. I’m very excited