GREAT TOMATO TASTE Review by Unknown
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THESE TOMATOES ARE WONDERFUL MIX OF SWEET AND ACIDIC FLAVOR-LIKE THE OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR WE TALK ABOUT. IS GREAT ON A BLT OR IN SALADS. A NICE MIX WITH A SUPERSWEET FOR CAPRESE. VERY PROLIFIC TOO..
(Posted on 12/4/09)
Awesome Tomato Review by Unknown
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I had six plants that each grew over six feet tall - lots of fruits and made it through the season, resisting the blight longer than anything else. Excellent taste..
(Posted on 2/3/10)
HUGE and DELICIOUS!!! Review by gardenfrog
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In a year of blight that destroyed over half of my tomato crop this year, "Delicious" was one of three varieties I grew that was unaffected by this year's malady. Delicious actually produced a HUGE compact plant with loads of almost perfectly-formed bright red globes of 1.5 to 3-pound tomatoes with loads of moderately-sweet meat and little gel. This is a new favorite that I recommend to all of you wanting those "bragging rights" in the garden community! "Ribbit!".
(Posted on 11/25/09)
Best Red Tomato Review by TurboMicah
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The Delicious tomato is a very strong plant! I experienced too much rain this season, and a late case of blight. When everything in the garden was gone, my Delicious tomatoes were still thriving!!
As their name implies, they are Delicious!!
This breed of tomato is great for families that eat a lot of tomatoes because of the vast amount of "Delicious" fruit it produces, and the huge size of the fruit.
I've been eating tomatoes all my life. The Delicious tomato is the Best Red Tomato I have ever grown!.
(Posted on 11/30/09)
A true garden behemoth Review by NashvilleHeirlooms
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These are huge! I mean really huge! The last reviewer that talked about bragging rights is not kidding. If you want to impress your friends and have that classic heirloom look that costs $5+ at some grocery stores, this is the tomato for you. It's a freak, almost impossible to mess up, hardy and prolific a true heirloom survivor species. Oh I forgot to mention that they taste out of this world. Will grow again next year..
(Posted on 5/28/10)
very huge and delcious. Review by natedogg
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i love this tomato. last year was my first year. i grew this tomato to the weight of 4 pounds. and it was delicious. my grandma tasted
the tomato and she couldn't get the whole slicee in one bite. the slice was as large as my hand. very delicious..
(Posted on 3/6/11)
very yummy and huge Review by nathan
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i have tried this tomato last year. and what i said was delicious. and sweet. with a bold taste that you can't find in any other tomato. and i grew a three in a half pounder. it was so good. that i was in tomato heaven. and one of the delcious tomato plants crossed pollenated with a true black brandywine tomato. and it was delicious and with a kick of spice. i hope i will grow it again this year..
(Posted on 3/6/11)
grew plenty to can Review by Karin
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In zone 3 we planted about 8 of 33 tomato plants and they all thrived-canned a lot with them-although I have to cook off a lot of water-or skim it off and make tomato soup with it! Had a slight/late case of blight only on one plant-but didn't affect the tomatoes that were ripening. Definately lives up to its name!.
(Posted on 4/6/12)
