No no, I'm not talking about damaged. I'm talking about "ugly". The strawberries and tomatoes at the store are perfect shaped. The breeds that pump out these t

No no, I'm not talking about damaged. I'm talking about "ugly". The strawberries and tomatoes at the store are perfect shaped. The breeds that pump out these typically lack the same intensity of flavor as heirloom varieties, that if you are not use to them, would barely recognize them. Watch some homesteading harvest videos on youtube. Especially if they do carrots. They wont look like store bought ones.