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Is it safe to eat tomatoes that have holes in them?

14 years ago

I have already cut out the holes on some of my tomatoes and have eaten the rest which do not seem to be exibiting any taste variations from the tomatoes that do not have holes in them. Is there any possible adverse reation or illnes tht can occur from eating these tomatoes?

Thanks,

dwj

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jean001
14 years ago
No, they're fine. You have to get used to trimming out the nasty parts if you grow your own.
dwj57
Original Author
14 years ago
OK thanks a bunch and have a good one!
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