Tomato Drawing

I wonder how stories about these people are more like legends. And the truth is hard to distinguish from fiction.

First of the Europeans who saw and most likely ate the tomato was the Spanish conquistador Fernando Cortes.

Fernando Cortés Monroy Pizarro Altamirano

And the first people who raised them in their gardens were Inki, they gave the tomato the original name of Tomat, answering the question of this plant with their word tomatl (tomatl). The Aztecs called him in their xitomate or zitomate, and they didn't see the difference between the tomato and the physical.

Bribian tomatoes and physicals on the old nathurmort.

There is a case in which George Washington's chef wanted to poison America's future podium with a great tomato.

Thus, on 28 June 1820, Colonel Robert Gibbon Johnson (Life Years 1771-1850) entered the area of the home city of Salem, New Jersey, where he was a very well-known person, with a full basket of tomatoes, and almost all of it was eaten before the multi-layer crowd. And surprisingly, the zevak who thinks they're in a public suicide, has been alive.

Colonel Robert Gibbon Johnson

Pomidor has had his birthday since then. On that day, the myth of his poisonousness died. And this day is 28 June. There's only one small question left. Where did he get tomatoes in June? In New Jersey, they're only going to August to September.

Although there were rumors that the red tomatoes were supposed to cause cancer, and the seeds eat together contributed to the development of appendicitis.