Until I had fresh heirlooms. Now I like to try and grow any kind and they're generally all great. Didn't plant any this year though, these were from a neighbor's generous bounty :)
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I still hate tomatoes...
...that aren't ripe heirloom tomatoes. You try to put an unripe, dried out, perfectly red and circular, bland slice of mass market tomato on my burger and I will RAAAGE.
They could be Cherokee Purple. Those stay a little green in the purple part even when ripe.
Maybe, but I'm talking about this fuckerthat you would see at a restaurant:
Ghostly pink on the inside and full of air between thick crunchy dividers. It can fuck right off.
Oh I misread your original comment. I thought you were saying op's tomato was unripe.