Great Tomato Book author Sheila Buff shares the history of the plant, from its origin in South America to it being poisonous to the U.S.  Supreme Court deciding whether it’s a vegetable or fruit (the answer will surprise you)! The 1999 interview on WHO radio in Des Moines includes callers being tested on tomato trivia, tips on how to successfully care for a tomato plant, and a tomato soup cake that doesn’t use eggs.

Great Tomato Book author Sheila Buff shares the history of the plant, from its origin in South America to it being poisonous to the U.S. Supreme Court deciding whether it’s a vegetable or fruit (the answer will surprise you)! The 1999 interview on WHO radio in Des Moines includes callers being tested on tomato trivia, tips on how to successfully care for a tomato plant, and a tomato soup cake that doesn’t use eggs.

Great Tomato Book author Sheila Buff shares the history of the plant, from its origin in South America to it being poisonous to the U.S.&nbsp; Supreme Court deciding whether it’s a vegetable or fruit (the answer will surprise you)! The 1999 interview on WHO radio in Des Moines includes callers being tested on tomato trivia, tips on how to successfully care for a tomato plant, and a tomato soup cake that doesn’t use eggs.

The History and Dangers of the Great Tomato

Classic entertainment talk show hosted by Stephen Winzenburg, with interviews that aired on WHO radio in Des Moines from 1995 to 2002. Fun topics include books, games, celebrities, Iowa history, health, spirituality, food, and trivia. Additional guest hosting on WHO radio from 1989 to 2016, many archived on YouTube @SWinzenburg.

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