Is this not Aunt Gertie's Gold? - Page 2

honu · April 1, 2007

Carolyn, I'm sending a PM. Thanks very much!
Earl, Thank you for the photos! Now I know what I should be shooting for!

kevokie · April 2, 2007

I am beginning to think that I am missing out by not growing this tomato! I will have to do that next year for sure.

Suze · April 3, 2007

Here's a sliced pic:

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Many were larger and more irregular than this, though. I got all sorts of different shapes.

AGG is a top five tomato to my taste buds.

honu · April 3, 2007

Thanks for the photo, Suze!

moulman · April 4, 2007

Jubilee ....not AGG.

Much too orangish..

jenn_sc · April 5, 2007

I've only grown AGG once (the yield was very low for me) but I know mine were definitely more yellow-gold in color...not orange. And they really were kind of ugly sometimes, with stitching and such.

As for the taste...wow. I intend to try again at some point with this one. I tried this tomato and Aunt Ruby's both for the first time at the same meal. My husband took one bite of Aunt Ruby's and said,"This is the best tomato I've ever tasted." Then he took a bite of the AGG and said,"I take it back. THIS is the best tomato I've ever tasted!!!"

They were truly delicious.

Jennifer

Earl · April 5, 2007

I forgot to add this one.

And here's one of Burracker's Favorite, one of the few rivaling AGG in taste, but is very yellow.

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gardengalrn · April 5, 2007

Ann, do you think you got the seeds from me? That looks more like Kellogg's Breakfast, doesn't it? I grew both of those last year so I'm hoping it wasn't a mislabel or maybe crossed or something. Well, KB is regular leaf so not a mislabel. Hmmm. It looks really good in any case

honu · April 6, 2007

Hi Lori, Thanks, and yes, this was from you. It is a pretty tomato and really juicy. I haven't tried Kellogg's Breakfast yet.

Earl, Thanks for the mouthwatering photos! Who carries Burracker's Favorite?

Jennifer, Wow, what a taste description to look forward to! No black stitching on mine.

moulman, I've never grown Jubilee.

If anyone wants to try some of these for comparison, send me a PM... I just fermented some seeds from the first 3 fruit.

gardengalrn · April 11, 2007

Well, I sent AGG out to several people so I hope they all weren't something else. Sorry about that, Ann. I remember AGG as being distinctly golden, much like the pictures Earl had posted. I loved the flavor and it was assertive and delicious. Guess that doesn't make you feel any better, does it?

honu · April 12, 2007

Hi Lori, No problem, it was fun to grow, and very pretty. I appreciate you sharing w/ me!

April 4, 2007	#20
moulman Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Idaho Posts: 68	Looks to me like..... Jubilee ....not AGG. Much too orangish.. __________________ No one ever learned a thing while they were talking.

April 5, 2007	#22
Earl Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: SW Ohio Posts: 1,278	I forgot to add this one. And here's one of Burracker's Favorite, one of the few rivaling AGG in taste, but is very yellow. Click for Larger Size __________________ "Seriously think about what you're about to do/say before you do it and the outcome will always be better." Earl

April 5, 2007	#23
gardengalrn Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Kansas, zone 5 Posts: 524	Ann, do you think you got the seeds from me? That looks more like Kellogg's Breakfast, doesn't it? I grew both of those last year so I'm hoping it wasn't a mislabel or maybe crossed or something. Well, KB is regular leaf so not a mislabel. Hmmm. It looks really good in any case __________________ ~Lori "Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be." -Abraham Lincoln

April 11, 2007	#25
gardengalrn Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: Kansas, zone 5 Posts: 524	Well, I sent AGG out to several people so I hope they all weren't something else. Sorry about that, Ann. I remember AGG as being distinctly golden, much like the pictures Earl had posted. I loved the flavor and it was assertive and delicious. Guess that doesn't make you feel any better, does it? __________________ ~Lori "Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be." -Abraham Lincoln

April 1, 2007	#16
honu Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Hawaii Posts: 270	Carolyn, I'm sending a PM. Thanks very much! Earl, Thank you for the photos! Now I know what I should be shooting for!

April 2, 2007	#17
kevokie Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Tulsa, OK Posts: 157	I am beginning to think that I am missing out by not growing this tomato! I will have to do that next year for sure.

April 3, 2007	#18
Suze Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Texas Posts: 3,027	Here's a sliced pic: Click for Larger Size Many were larger and more irregular than this, though. I got all sorts of different shapes. AGG is a top five tomato to my taste buds.

April 5, 2007	#21
jenn_sc SPLATT™ Coordinator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Florence, SC Posts: 502	I've only grown AGG once (the yield was very low for me) but I know mine were definitely more yellow-gold in color...not orange. And they really were kind of ugly sometimes, with stitching and such. As for the taste...wow. I intend to try again at some point with this one. I tried this tomato and Aunt Ruby's both for the first time at the same meal. My husband took one bite of Aunt Ruby's and said,"This is the best tomato I've ever tasted." Then he took a bite of the AGG and said,"I take it back. THIS is the best tomato I've ever tasted!!!" They were truly delicious. Jennifer

April 6, 2007	#24
honu Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Hawaii Posts: 270	Hi Lori, Thanks, and yes, this was from you. It is a pretty tomato and really juicy. I haven't tried Kellogg's Breakfast yet. Earl, Thanks for the mouthwatering photos! Who carries Burracker's Favorite? Jennifer, Wow, what a taste description to look forward to! No black stitching on mine. moulman, I've never grown Jubilee. If anyone wants to try some of these for comparison, send me a PM... I just fermented some seeds from the first 3 fruit.

April 12, 2007	#26
honu Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Hawaii Posts: 270	Hi Lori, No problem, it was fun to grow, and very pretty. I appreciate you sharing w/ me!