My wife picking me up tomatoes from the store.

[Sir_Loin_of_Beef]

I've had people come to me in he store and ask me questions cause they think I work there .

That is why I never wear a blue shirt to Walmart or a red shirt to Target!

 

[Linda0818]

for winter tomatoes . . . Roma's are a pretty certain bet - long my 'go to'
more recently I've found the Campari more better tasting - much more expensive.... (sigh)

tomatoes-on-the-vine (primarily a Canadian hot house product..) ain't too bad if you have 4-5 days to let them "ripen"

buying (locally) 'out of season' stuff is absolutely a dicey adventure.

Those Campari tomatoes are amazing.

Roma's are okay as long as you let them ripen a bit more on the counter (I never put tomatoes in the fridge). But as expensive as the Campari tomatoes are, they're the only ones I'll buy during wintertime.

 

[Linda0818]

Tomatoes are all the same ... It's the prices that are d

This is my title thread tomato story. We were having a large party out back and feeding around 75 guest. dh was going to pick up liquor and I asked him to buy tomatoes. He called from the grocery to say they cost $2.49 lb. We needed 7 or 8 which weighs around 6 lbs. He didn't want to pay for them so he brought jalapenos instead!