Advantages: Amusing and watchable on a bad, stupid level; the theme song
Disadvantages: The ending is dreadful, amateurish performances, high camp

...************************************************************* TITLE: Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! RATING: ***½ CAST: David Miller, George Wilson, Sharon Taylor, J. Stephen Peace, Eric Christmas, Jack Riley, Ernie Meyers, Ron Shapiro, Al Sklar, Jerry Anderson, Don Birch, Tom Coleman, Dana Ashbrook, The San Diego Chicken, Every Screwball In San Diego County, and Dean Grell as "Miss Potato Famine of 1922." DIRECTOR: John De Bello SCREENWRITERS: John De Bello, Costa Dillon, J. Stephen Peace & Rick Rockwell STUDIO: Four Square Productions RUNNING TIME: 83 min. (Director's Cut); 87 min. (Original Version) RATED: PG (US & UK); contains mild profanity and scatological humor. DVD AVAILABILITY: 16 GBP (Amazon); ASIN #B0007LPLOM ************************************************************* INTRODUCTION... Read review

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Advantages: Good for you, versatile.
Disadvantages: Go off quickly.

...♥Tomatoes! Everyone in England has eaten a tomato. Well, probably. The tomato is one of the most versatile vegetables available to buy, as they can be used in a myriad of recipes AND eaten raw. They're also very cheap and easy to get hold of as every single supermarket and local greengrocer stocks them without exception. ♥Looks. Tomatos are hardly the most attractive fruit/vegetable in the world, but they're not bad. For those of you that don't know (I can't really believe that you don't!) tomatos are big, round and red (some are more orange, some are more purple) and they grow on vines, usually in hot countries, but they can be grown in England if you know what you're doing. I'll get to that later! ♥Tomato facts. A few facts about tomatoes: Botanically speaking, it's a fruit, not a vegetable. More... Read review

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Advantages: Easy to grow, tasty and heavy cropping
Disadvantages: Prone to diseases, Requires heavy watering

...Tomatoes are one of the easiest of the vegetables to grow at home fom seed and they are most certainly one of my favourites. In our country, they are grown as annuals, and if grown in the tropics, then they are grown as short lived perennials. Indeterminate types of tomatoes (mid-size, non bushy) has a very long trailing main stem, which may grow to as long as 8 feet and has vigorous side shoots. The shorter (semi-determinate) and bush (determinate) types of tomato stop growing much sooner than other indeterminate types of tomatoe, and the stems on these end in a truss of fruits. You can also obtain some dwarf varieties, which will only grow to approx 9 inches wide and the same tall. From the many different types of tomatoes that are available, you can select for different colours. Tomatoes come in yellow, red, pink, orange or white... Read review

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Advantages: Tastes great. Goes with nearly everything! Good for you?
Disadvantages: You might not like it!

...For me, many meals would not be complete without a dollop of Heinz Tomato Ketchup on the side of my plate. I am one of those people that could eat nearly anything as long as it had been dunked in tomato ketchup! Heinz have been producing tomato ketchup since 1876 and although normally I can not tell the difference between brand name products and supermarkets own brands with tomato ketchup I have developed a definite knack for it! Cheaper brands seem to taste quite vinegary whereas Heinz get the balance just right and produce a lovely tomato sauce that actually tastes like tomatoes...but sweeter! Heinz boast that 126g of tomatoes go into each 100g of ketchup to make the rich, tomato taste in the sauce. As the tomatoes are cooked they lose weight in water but keep their flavour. Heinz tomato ketchup ingredients: Tomatoes Spirit... Read review

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Advantages: Good range of added vitamins
Disadvantages: Not sure

...Right, to say the least, my son loves tomato ketchup. He might only be two and a half but he has it with most meals and is forever asking for more! So, I was walking around Asda one day when I spotted a huge bottle of the red stuff that was different to any other – and it was not Heinz! Shock horror what is the world coming to when Heinz actually comes second? What is this product? Daddies Tomato Ketchup – Essential 6 vitamins. It was a 1kg bottle that I purchased and it cost me about £1.30 GBP. There are a few other size bottles and you also get the option of squeezy or glass bottle. The bottle has three labels on it: The first is the front label, which has ‘Daddies’ in yellow across the top in bold lettering. In the middle of the label there is a picture of a cartoon father with his arm round a cartoon... Read review

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