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Tomatoes 🍅 once considered as poisonous?? © minimotionzx (TT)
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Bullshit. Indigenous middle Americans had tomato sauces. Follow up Columbus, By the late 16th and early 17th centuries, tomatoes began to be incorporated into Spanish cuisine. The first known Spanish recipe involving tomatoes appears in the 17th century, and by the 18th century, tomato sauces started to become more common. Tomato sauce, as a staple, likely evolved in Spain during the 18th century, particularly in regions like Andalusia. It became Salsa Española (Spanish tomato sauce) and from there was replicated in Spanish territories, including what today is Italy, where it became what it is today.

@histories_arch Considered deadly by who? Let's not forget that tomatoes are native to the Americas and were cultivated by the Aztecs prior to European invasions. Amount a fan of Euro centered history when food has been here and enjoyed by cultures for centuries before they were even aware of it

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Tomatoes are in 400 year old European cookbooks.

I don't think it has much to do with lead plates. Tomatoes are a species of night shade, like goose berries, and egg plant. The night shades in America are mostly edible but their European cousins are deadly poisonous.

200 years before was already introduced as a sauce and 300 years before, studied as a possible cooking ingredient. Happy anyway to wait somebody in 2026 to announce green beans discovery 😁

Mexico, the place where tomatoes are from, it’s in North America, you genius…

It's interesting, but that story of Robert Johnson standing eating tomatoes etc is didn't happen. It was a fabricated account by Joseph Stickler 100 years later.

Liars 😂

@QuotesOfXFM KARL WAS RIGHT

Yes, but not of the reason the video mentions.The European farmers feared them because of their appearance and because they are botanically related to nightshade plants.Look at their flowers,they (pentagonal). And, btw - all parts are (mildly) poisonous , even the green fruit

