Fruits

You don’t need to worry about removing the seeds if you’re making a soup or sauce. The seeds will actually add an extra dimension to… Read More »Should Seeds Be Removed From Tomato Sauce?

Tomato. I know, I just said the tomato isn’t poisonous. The fruit isn’t, but the leaves, roots, and stem (and, in limited doses, even some… Read More »Are Tomato Cores Poisonous?

Why seed a tomato? Tomato seeds and their surrounding gel contain a lot of liquid. In certain recipes, that extra liquid can mess with the… Read More »Why Do We Seed Tomatoes?

That swallowed tomato or guava seeds can lead to appendicitis is a myth. It is true that in rare instances the deceased appendix that is… Read More »Is Tomato Seeds Can Cause Appendicitis?

Choosing Tomatoes for Sauce: Big Boys Are Best Any tomato that tastes good can be used to make tomato sauce; it’s really that simple. Romas… Read More »Are Big Boy Tomatoes Good For Spaghetti Sauce?

Paste tomatoes, often called Romas (Roma tomatoes are a type of paste tomato), are tomatoes specifically grown for making pastes, but they are good for… Read More »Are Roma And Paste Tomatoes The Same?

Tomato seeds are harmful to the kidneys due to its high content of oxalates, which will cause the accumulation of calcium in your kidneys. This… Read More »Why We Should Not Eat Tomato Seeds?

Moderate intake of tomatoes with the seeds will not impact health, but people suffering from gastrointestinal issues must avoid the intake of raw tomatoes or… Read More »Is It Safe To Eat Tomato Seeds?

An Italian heirloom. Striking deep red, ribbed fruits weigh up to 6 oz. and have firm, meaty flesh. Thin skin bruises easily, so fruits should… Read More »What Are Sicilian Tomatoes?

Their foliage often resembles that of a potato, and their seeds germinate early in the year. ‘Brandywine’ varieties are best known for their intense aroma… Read More »Are All Brandywine Tomatoes Heirloom?