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Originally Posted by azgirl
I have been picking lots of tomatoes from both the Champagne cherry and Coyote. The plants have been growing side by side. Initially Coyote was a much larger plant, but the CC has caught up and they are currently equal in size. The tomatoes appear to be fairly equal in production, with the Coyote maybe having a slight edge for higher production. The color and size is very similar/identical to one another.
For taste (so I don't mix them up), I have been picking from one plant at a time with each plant being assigned its own bowl and then having a taste comparison. To date, I've made my family and neighbors all taste. So far, we all agree that they taste DIFFERENT.
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Thanks for the update Melissa.
But I have to say that since taste is personal and perceptual and actually a human genetic component is involved with taste perception, I'm a bit surprised that everyone that tasted the two agreed on taste and said they tastged differently.
And as the season progresses I hope we get even more feedback here.
Will we solve the mystery or won't we, that's the question.
