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Old April 29, 2015   #16
nancyruhl
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I would say that a couple come to mind and they are bicolors. Hawaiian Pineapple and Virginia Sweets had pineapple overtones and are extremely sweet. I thought of plums when I tasted Blush, but it is clearly not a big tomato.
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Old April 29, 2015   #17
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I know it isn't a large one, but I have one loyal customer that insists that dehydrated Blush tomatoes taste like dried apricots.
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