

We've waited ages for one to become ripe, and even then we kept it in the sunny conservatory for a day or two to see if it would turn any blacker - and so it did. Our first Black from
Tula tomato was duly taste tested today by the supreme master of tomato tasters - James.

Tomatoes are his thing. Tomatoes or chocolate? Tomatoes
every time - really! But this tomato looked like it was made of chocolate, so what would the verdict be?

Chocolate - no - I mean tomato heaven. This is a boy who knows what he likes- a gourmet in the making. The small crescent I did manage to sample had me concurring with
James's assessment of a delicious balance between sweetness and acidity

As you can see!
yum xx
ReplyDeleteLooks delish!
ReplyDeleteShirl x
Love your black tomato. Makes me want to grow them next year just for the colour and knowing they taste good too is a real bonus. I am also impressed by your tomato taster!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely one to go for again - the trouble is that there is a whole unexplored black tomato world out there....
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