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Mar 2, 2014 2:03 AM CST
Name: Neil
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Dear Bob, we have a lot of so called Heritage tomatos in the UK. Gardeners delight is one of them and is a delight. Although classified as a large cherry bite sized tomato, if grown well they are fantastic.
We grow them and a lot of others simply because any chef will tell you adding different tomatos at the same time to a dish is essential. Each tomato apart from supermarkets or Dutch tomatos as we call them which are tasteless, has; a different sweetness and acidity, therefore they all add to a remarkable taste when used for making amazing food.
Regards from England.
Neil.

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