Tomato

Add a pinch of sugar Similar to the baking soda method, you can try adding a small pinch of sugar to your finished tomato sauce… Read More »How Do You Fix Bitter Tomato Soup?

Tomatoes are acidic in flavor because they contain three naturally occurring acids: malic acid, citric acid, and ascorbic acid (vitamin C). These three acids vary… Read More »Why Are Tomatoes So Acidic?

With a pH range that is well below neutral, tomatoes are indeed acidic. But they are less acidic than many other fruits. Any citrus, for… Read More »Are Cherry Tomatoes Acidic?

Tomato flavor is largely determined by the balance of sugars, acids and volatile compounds. What affects the taste of tomatoes? “A tomato high in sugars… Read More »What Affects Tomato Flavor?

While they might be chockfull of healthy nutrients like lycopene, Chutkan tells WebMD that tomatoes are also highly acidic and likely to cause heartburn in… Read More »Are Tomatoes Are Acidic?

Tomatoes are known for the earthy, spicy odor of the green foliage that is distinct to the species. People seem divided on whether that scent… Read More »What Does A Tomato Smell Like?

As taste tests have shown time and time again, folks like tomato sauces that are both acidic and sweet. The problem is, tomatoes on their… Read More »Is Tomato Sauce Sweet?

Organic tomatoes are sweeter (more sugar) and more nutritious (more vitamin C and anti-oxidants) than tomatoes grown with pesticides and chemical fertilizers, according to a… Read More »Do Organic Tomatoes Taste Different?

They don’t touch stuff like caffeine, dairy, sugar, gluten, iodized salt, even fruit, for the most part. The biggest no-no, though? A food group called… Read More »Do Models Not Eat Tomatoes?

“A tomato high in sugars and low in acids has a sweet taste. If a tomato is low in both acids and sugars, it has… Read More »Do Tomatoes Have A Sweet Taste?