Tomato

Cherry Roma (Heirloom) A mini cultivar, ‘Cherry Roma’ produces an abundance of small one-ounce fruits with an intense, fresh flavor that’s both sweet and tangy.… Read More »Are There Roma Cherry Tomatoes?

3 cups. Canned Tomato Equivalents Canned Tomatoes Fresh Tomatoes 1 cup 1 1/2 cups fresh, chopped, cooked 1 (14.5-ounce) can 5 to 6 small tomatoes,… Read More »How Many Cups In A 28 Oz Can Of Crushed Tomatoes?

determinate. ‘Roma’ is an open-pollinated paste variety. It’s determinate, so the fruits are ready to harvest pretty much all at once – making canning much… Read More »Are Cherry Roma Tomatoes Determinate Or Indeterminate?

Rare tomato variety. Green Zebra Tomato Plant : Developed in 1985 by tomato breeder Tom Wagner, this heirloom is an unusual and exquisite tomato chosen… Read More »What Is The Rarest Tomato?

Rui Hai Liu, a food scientist at Cornell and the author of the study, thinks it’s because the heat breaks down the thick cells walls,… Read More »Why Do Tomatoes Taste Better Cooked?

Cooking breaks down the fiber and reduces the acidic nature of the tomato. The skin and the seeds are the hardest part of the tomato… Read More »Are Raw Tomatoes Easy To Digest?

The Better Boy variety of tomato yields large, one-pound fruits midseason in about 70 to 75 days after planting. How to Grow Better Boy Tomatoes.… Read More »How Acidic Are Better Boy Tomatoes?

Tomatoes grow best in soils with a pH between 6.0 and 6.8. If your soil’s pH is too high, try adding sphagnum peat moss, sulfur,… Read More »How Do You Make Tomatoes More Acidic?

Allergies: Tomatoes contain a compound called histamine which may lead to skin rashes or allergies. For people allergic to tomatoes, consumption may lead to severe… Read More »Who Should Not Eat Raw Tomatoes?

High acid and low sugar tomatoes tend to be very tart or sour. Brandywine, Stupice, and Zebra are all tomato varieties that are high acid.… Read More »Which Tomatoes Are More Sour?