You cant go wrong with Rutgers

Thank you, dickiefickle!

I've found I'd rather not have to store part of a tomato in the fridge, but use it all up in one meal for one person.

Agree. Rutgers. But then I can easily finish off a couple of giant Beefmasters in one meal. :)

Dave

Hazelffield Farm Red
Hazelfield Farm in Wheatley, Kentucky has introduced this fine tomato. Raphe, Teresa, and daughter Esmee operate a diversified family farm, selling cut flowers and heirloom vegetables at farmer's markets in Lexington, Frankfort, and Cincinnati. The Hazelfield Farm tomato was a volunteer found growing outside their garden. Their other tomatoes suffered from the stress of the hot and dry summer, but these tomatoes performed well. They now grow it as one of their main crops, and it is their all-round favorite. 4-6 oz beautiful bright red, with real tomato flavor that makes it ideal for salsa or anything else. It has kept up production through the summer in my garden too, and only took 72 days to maturity. This tomato is a workhorse!
From a volunteer plant from Gary Millwood's friends Teresa and Raphe, who grow for the Farmer's Market in Lexington, Frankfort and Cincinnati and sometimes Louisville. Teresa and Raphe stabilized this variety for 10 years and shared the seed with Gary. Named after Raphe and Teresa's farm in Wheatley, Kentucky.

Available at http://blueribbontomatoes.com/

Eva Purple Ball Is a great pink tomato that is small and grows well in the NC heat. I grow the 4-8 oz tomatoes for farmers market. Since everyone else is growing the biggest they can I grow small one and they sell well. Arkansas Traverers (red/Pink) are also great.

The first tomato that came to my mind was Speckled Roman, it's a very pretty and very yum paste, you can use it for cooking but it's mighty fine for fresh eating. I checked some seed sites and they all say 4" - 5" - 6", but I think 3.5" to 4" is more the norm, and figure about an ounce an inch for the weight. This paste is red with thin golden-yellow streaks on the skin, overall, it's a really nice tomato.

Thanks for the suggestions! I've ordered Rutgers from Pinetree Seeds and will be on the lookout for some of the others mentioned.

Teresa

You can't beat a cherry tomato! Perfect for salads and in lots of pasta dishes ... even on pizza.

My hands down favorite is Sun Gold!

Black Krim, although they sometimes get bigger than 6 oz.

I personally like the black prince tomatoes. might run a little smaller then what your asking for (2-3oz-ish). Very pretty and unique tasting tomatoes. Not very pretty in salsa though, my mother remarked that it looked like baby vomit after i blended a few.