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Tomat is only good when it's the smallest portion of any recipe

>> No.9747281
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9747281

>>9747234
No

>> No.9747312

>>9747281
good boy

>> No.9748039

>>9747234
tomato sauce is okay, but eating whole grape/cherry tomatoes on any dish is just disgusting. I don't know how people like it, the squirt of juice into your mouth combined with the sour, bitter, watery taste is just nasty.

>> No.9748058

>>9748039
You need to find better tomatoes

>> No.9748059

>>9748058
but I grew them myself in my backyard, they still tasted bitter

>> No.9748072

I don't understand the tomato hating meme. When I was a kid one of my favorite snacks was thick slices of tomato with salt, and then as I got older I'd add olive oil and fresh basil. Not even gonna push the heirloom meme, most tomatoes are fine unless they're overripe or something.

Is this a genetic thing like how cilantro tastes soapy to some people? Cultural?

>> No.9748258

>>9748059
Are you overly sensitive to bitterness?
And just because a tomato is grown by oneself does not mean they taste good.
They are living things. Environment (the soil they grow in), and the food (water and sun) makes a difference. And of course lineage (genes).

>> No.9748268

>>9748059

You might just be a really shit Gardner.

>> No.9748308

>>9748268
Nobody is a shit gardener. Only inexperienced.

>> No.9748333

>>9747234
my guess is you have the genetic error that requires you to put soy on your tomatoes, soyboy

>> No.9748421

>>9748059
>tasted bitter

Uh, try eating them when they're red instead of green, tardass.