Blün
Blün "Rosebeef" tomatoes
ca. 180 gca.
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Discover Blün's "Rosebeef" tomatoes, a true flavor explosion from Vienna's first aquaponics farm. These large (220-250g) pink beef tomatoes boast an impressive 5° Brix and a rich umami taste, making them incredibly delicious. Grown sustainably in Austria with closed cycles and minimal CO2 footprint, they're delivered fresh from the farm, tasting like a holiday in the South. Enjoy this resource-saving, high-quality produce.
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