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As a fellow gardener, this probably has to do with the type of tomato/carrot that you grow. For example, the carrots in your garden are probably of the sweeter
by enraged_camel 2y ago
As a fellow gardener, this probably has to do with the type of tomato/carrot that you grow. For example, the carrots in your garden are probably of the sweeter variety than store-bought carrots.
- _a_a_a_ 2y agoWas going to say the same. Tomatoes vary hugely in many aspects; you can't really talk about a 'tomato', they're so different. (anyone tasted a potato fruit? Toxic and like little green tomatoes, but I wonder at their taste)