I bought a box of cherub tomatoes yesterday, and except for their fancy little size (grapes shown in the photo for scale), the nice packaging and the high price, I did not find them much different from the Roma tomatoes... This is how they take advantage of the berry-size-fond people - the miniature-size appeal! Sliced tomatoes with sugar sprinkled on top of them has been my all time favorite snack. A new lesson that I learnt about storing them is that we should never refrigerate it - to be stored at room temperature, away from direct sunlight... Now, I know how we have been culturing rotten tomatoes in cold storage!
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Cherubs
I bought a box of cherub tomatoes yesterday, and except for their fancy little size (grapes shown in the photo for scale), the nice packaging and the high price, I did not find them much different from the Roma tomatoes... This is how they take advantage of the berry-size-fond people - the miniature-size appeal! Sliced tomatoes with sugar sprinkled on top of them has been my all time favorite snack. A new lesson that I learnt about storing them is that we should never refrigerate it - to be stored at room temperature, away from direct sunlight... Now, I know how we have been culturing rotten tomatoes in cold storage!
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Here's another little addition to ur "nice things abt tomatoes",tomatoes are an excellent way to neutralize a skunk's spray should u be at the wrong end of an argument with it!
:-) but nice to read on a lazy Saturday afternoon..
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