Here is a pic of the blooms .

Just because there is a bunch of flowers, it doesn't mean that they will all be tomatoes. My beefsteak flowers bloom in bunches, but might only set 2-4 together. And yes, a cluster of 3 or 4 large tomatoes can get heavy and might need a little extra support.

Thx for the info edweather ! If in someway it is a Kelloggs Breakfast and all flowers do all make tomatoes would it possiblbly be a good idea to prune some of the blooms or some of the small tomatoes I've read that some growers do this on some plants to get bigger tomatoes. I'm not trying to win a giant tomato contest. I'm just hoping to get the natural production the plant will give.

If it is KB and you want natural production, then don't remove any blossoms at all.

I do keep such data and KB usually produces 2-3 large fruits/cluster with each fruit being a pound or more.

Carolyn.

I've had a cluster of 5 weigh about seven pounds. I strung up some extra support.

Gary

How is the flavor on this one ? I am considering growing it next year.

Some consider Kellogg's Breakfast to simply be the best.

In my garden, it is perhaps the one tomato variety with the most variability in flavor. It can be anywhere from good, to very good, to excellent, all from the same plant, with only about half a week between pickings.

Gary