Tomatoes used to be both fruits and vegetables. Why don't people eat them as fruit now?

Tomatoes, which used to be both fruits and vegetables, are no longer eaten as fruits, just because the cultivation methods of tomatoes have changed, and now many kinds of fruits have gradually eliminated tomatoes. I don't know if you have this impression. When we were young in the countryside, we often went to the vegetable garden to steal tomatoes to eat, because at that time, our family was poor and had no money to buy fruits, so tomatoes were our best fruits. We could steal one or two at a time and eat them ourselves. Now the tomatoes bought from the vegetable market are very sour and sweet, but when I want to eat a little, I immediately shrink back, feeling that the taste is very weak, and the original flavor of tomatoes is nothing. This change is because the current tomato cultivation method is not as pure as it used to be. Today, I will give you a good explanation.

No one eats tomatoes as fruit now, just because the way tomatoes are grown is different from before. When we were young, we usually planted tomatoes in the countryside to absorb the essence of day and night in farmland, which means that pure natural cultivation and even fertilizer are very green for livestock. Nowadays, in order to pursue huge profits, people choose some high-yield seeds and apply them in large quantities. Organic fertilizer is planted in this way, which greatly reduces the original flavor of tomatoes. People don't want to take a second bite after eating it, and they won't taste it unless they make it into a dish.

Nobody treats tomatoes as fruit now. It is because there are too many kinds of fruits that tomatoes are gradually eliminated. In this society, people's economic level is also improving, so they want to buy all kinds of fruits to eat tomatoes. Although it is a kind of fruit, there are too many substitutes and tomatoes are not so pure in taste, so they are gradually eliminated.

Nobody eats tomatoes as fruit. Any better suggestions? Welcome to write it in the comments. Let's discuss it together.