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Grub · February 22, 2006

Hi
After giving it some more thought and trying quite a few ATs in recent days I have decided the fruit is an okay cooker, quite a long keeper, but it falls well short in the taste department when eaten straight-up compared with Red Brandywine and Livingstons Favorite, which are producing many more and just as consistently or even more so throughout the summer heat and humidity. Red Brandywine is my benchmark at 7.5/10. In taste terms, AT is 6/10.
For what it's worth, Grub.

February 22, 2006	#31
Grub Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 2,722	AT- Tasting Notes Hi After giving it some more thought and trying quite a few ATs in recent days I have decided the fruit is an okay cooker, quite a long keeper, but it falls well short in the taste department when eaten straight-up compared with Red Brandywine and Livingstons Favorite, which are producing many more and just as consistently or even more so throughout the summer heat and humidity. Red Brandywine is my benchmark at 7.5/10. In taste terms, AT is 6/10. For what it's worth, Grub.

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