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Tiny Whoppers

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My Park's 'Whopper' tomatoes are about 2 1/2 inches across and some are smaller! :o What's the deal?
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I say fry up some thick sliced Bacon. Buy some English muffin toasting bread. Crisp the lettuce and don't forget the mayo. BLT's for Dinner. I know nothing about the variety of tomatoes. Enjoy!....the season is too short. Later, Love, Lisa
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LOL. Sounds way too yummy! I gave up bacon about five years ago, but you're tempting me. :D
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Post by nimblewill »

Maybe the "whopper" was the catalogue description?
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Post by ICGardner »

My tomatoes are really small this year too. I am thinking it is because of the drought (even though I water). What do you think?
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Post by renaldo75 »

I thought you might be talkin about White Castle burgers. :wink:

Lisa has the right idea. Just think of all that crisp bacon piled high on the tomato & muffin. You can leave the lettuce off mine though & sub margarine for the mayo...
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Post by LucyGoose »

renaldo75 wrote:I thought you might be talkin about White Castle burgers. :wink:
Reldon hunny, W.C. has no Whoppers! :lol: That's Burger King :lol:

Sorry I can't help you, Midnight Reiter. My one "Mr. Stripey" tomato plant has a whopping, 4 tomatoes on it! :evil:
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Now wait a minute, I thought Whoppers were chocolates? :oops:
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Post by LucyGoose »

:lol: Karma...

You know what? I just re-read the title......*Tiny Whoppers* I didn't see the *tiny* at first Reldon, so NOW I can kinda see where the White Castle came in.....:lol:
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:o Gave up bacon!!!??? :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
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Post by Midnight Reiter Too »

I think it must be the drought. Park's Whoppers are supposed to be at least four inches across.

OED, yeah, I want my hubby to live longer, so I stopped buying bacon. I try not to think about the recipes that I used bacon in. It's too yummy.
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Post by lazygardner »

Yep, White Castle brand tomatos. That figures.
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