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It’s a new variety of tomato that I picked up at the grocery store. The best store bought tomato I’ve ever had and even better than a lot of tomatoes I’ve grown myself over the years! Sweet, ripe and just firm enough. Village Farms
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I'll look for them, but doubt they are here. Still, the thing that bugged me about living in California was at that time you could not buy a decent tomato in the state that grew the most in the world.
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It was still that way when I left. The tomatoes I get here are much better.
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Village Farms is an interesting company: “Village Farms International is a Canadian producer of greenhouse-grown cannabis, produce, and hemp and hemp-based derivatives. The company also operates a 7.0-megawatt power plant. Village Farms International operates more than 10 million square feet of greenhouses based in Delta, British Columbia and Texas. They own the Delta 3 greenhouse in southwest British Columbia, which is the world's largest Cannabis greenhouse.”
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Always looking for a better store-bought tomato. Camparis have been my go-to for several years. They're edible. Which type of store carried these pups? Was it a national chain like Kroger, or something more regional? I think you mentioned great heirloom tomatoes from Canada a while back. Guess Canadians know what they're doing!
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Store was Giant Eagle. I think it’s an Ohio chain. Tomato package is marked “Product of Mexico”.
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Will look for that hot tomato. Produce in Tucson is great.
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That's what makes them "sensational," man. Everything tastes great when you've got the munchies. 
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I'll watch for those. We do most of our grocery shopping at Giant Eagle, which is a Pittsburgh-based chain. Big Al
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Sadly I can't find them around here, although Kroger tomatoes have gotten a whole lot better.
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