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Tomatoes used to taste good. Nowadays you have to buy heirloom or import good ones to know what tomato flavour is, if you're in America.
A more fun fact: my wife will not want ketchup if there's a slice of tomato on the burger. The two taste nothing alike, but it doesn't matter to her. Isn't that something?
The problem isn't limited to America. I'm in Italy, where good tomatoes shouldn't be hard to find, and yet in the last years I've started paying much more attention when I buy them.
Well yeah, I've noticed a decrease in quality here too, unless I buy expensive or local grown.
It is if you're in America.
Shhhhh we only have fake sugar here and definitely not some of the nicest grocery stores and farmers markets filled to the brim year long with good produce. Don't let the yeruos in on the secret.
Yeah but what are you comparing them with?
You know, I thought my tastes had just changed because I used to love tomatoes, and now I usually take a pass outside of making sauces.