Stopped by one of my favorite Amish farms to get some eggs and to my surprise she had big beautiful tomatoes for sale. A small box of big ones for $4, a bigger box of smaller tomatoes for $4. Got them home and they are big, firm, meaty, juicy, and believe it or not taste like real tomatoes, not supermarket cardboard--grew-em-in-china-atoes. They grew them in their hot house.

She also had cabbage, onions, green beans, potatoes, squash, and zucchini.

I think the farm is Zimmerman's -- on Friendship School Road. Here it is on Google Maps:

20619 - Google Maps (http://goo.gl/maps/r7XF)

Don't forget, they're closed on Sundays.

Stopped by one of my favorite Amish farms to get some eggs and to my surprise she had big beautiful tomatoes for sale. A small box of big ones for $4, a bigger box of smaller tomatoes for $4. Got them home and they are big, firm, meaty, juicy, and believe it or not taste like real tomatoes, not supermarket cardboard--grew-em-in-china-atoes. They grew them in their hot house.

She also had cabbage, onions, green beans, potatoes, squash, and zucchini.

I think the farm is Zimmerman's -- on Friendship School Road. Here it is on Google Maps:

20619 - Google Maps (http://goo.gl/maps/r7XF)

Don't forget, they're closed on Sundays.

Great!
I have been waiting.

Ew.

I got a bag of them from Zimmermans on Tuesday. Yes they are perfect.

I got a bag of them from Zimmermans on Tuesday. Yes they are perfect.

:jameo: ...damn, scrolled down saw that avatar and lost ten years off my life.


On topic, love those tomatoes.

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Well, I'm back. :whistle:

Since nobody else has posted, I'll carry the torch again np. :)

Just wanted to mention that the new Arnold Sandwich Thins make a great tomato sandwich. Don't tend to get soggy like regular bread, thinner (taste more tomato less bread) and just the right size for a slice of meaty tomato. Yummy!

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Well, I'm back. :whistle:

Since nobody else has posted, I'll carry the torch again np. :)

Just wanted to mention that the new Arnold Sandwich Thins make a great tomato sandwich. Don't tend to get soggy like regular bread, thinner (taste more tomato less bread) and just the right size for a slice of meaty tomato. Yummy!

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I am going to get some of the Bread you mentioned, TODAY! Thanks for the Heads-Up!

and i got some blackberries at the one in Charlotte Hall. And squash, and peas. so very tasty Had some blackberries with my vanilla yogurt this am.....delish. :yahoo:

and we got some corn last week from the Amsih. That was good also, but not sure where they got it.

I am going to get some of the Bread you mentioned, TODAY! Thanks for the Heads-Up!
I went to Food Lion to look for Arnold Bread. They don't carry that Brand. Where did you get yours?

I went to Food Lion to look for Arnold Bread. They don't carry that Brand. Where did you get yours?

Walmart, my preference is the white for tomato sandwich. Honey wheat for my other masterpieces, but they're are great IMHO :)

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