Real Tomatoes © 2008
This is what real produce looks like – it isn’t perfectly round, without a blemish or bump. It isn’t rated on consistency and each fruit doesn’t have to look like its neighbor. It’s real food. Organic and picked at it’s peak. No traveling 1,000 miles in a refrigerated car. Simply packed in a crate and taken about 6 miles to the market. Very yummy! You really can taste the difference.
Farmers’ Market, Madison Wisconsin
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I think I love your blog because of posts like this. This is a great season with the earth yielding its harvest.
Great colors and I love the big tomtoes vs, the littler ones.
I so agree, love to buy locally grown produce
Beautiful colors. Love the bounty!!!
Doesn’t it just look totally beautiful too? Thanks for the reminder of what ‘real’ means!
Lovely photo, lovely produce & a great opportunity. You are fortunate to live so close to these resources and bounty.