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Genuine question: where can I find info on this? The more expensive tomoatos in my super market taste amazing compared to cheap ones. Is better taste more nutri
by bennysomething 5y ago
Genuine question: where can I find info on this? The more expensive tomoatos in my super market taste amazing compared to cheap ones. Is better taste more nutritious?
Would growing my own veg in a green house help?
- simonmales 5y agoI can't recall what I watched, but it was Michael Polan saying that organic food is better for you and also tastes better. Googling "Michael Poland organic food tastes better" might get you into the right direction.
- professoretc 5y agoBlind taste tests have found that organic tastes no different from non-organic.
- timeon 5y agoWell I do not know why some taste so wrong - are not ripe enough (I have checked them with my refractometer and Brix was lower). Not sure about nutrition but taste is different. When I buy some street-food like burger or falafel and see those tomatoes in there with white-red flesh I feel so sad. Cherry tomatos can be good even in supermarket - just not in winter. I do not know why - I think there are LED lights that can help - they maybe just do not bother. Anyway I live in zone 7b and grow them outside (seeding inside at the end of February and transplantig them outside in May - usually after 15th of May but as weather is changing here it can be even sooner). And taste is so good. From cherry tomatoes to really big ones. From 20 to 60 plants you can be self sufficient. Eat them fresh, preserve tomato sauce and dry them.