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No, it's because consumers believe bigger = better. Same thing with people saying the Dutch tomatoes they find in their supermarket are watery. No, it's becaus
by spiderfarmer 8y ago
No, it's because consumers believe bigger = better.
Same thing with people saying the Dutch tomatoes they find in their supermarket are watery. No, it's because your supermarket has found that they can make more by selling the bigger (and cheaper) tomatoes. They could easily buy the more tasty varieties if they wanted to.