Can tomatoes still be eaten after germination?

Tomatoes with buds are not recommended.

Under normal circumstances, the probability of tomato germination is very small, but if tomatoes germinate mainly because of long storage time, there is no qualitative change inside the food, but the sugar content is reduced and the taste is worse.

But the seeds of tomatoes are edible after germination. The tomatoes you buy have enough water, and then put them in an environment where the sun can shine. The seeds in the tomatoes may germinate. This is a normal phenomenon. Germinated tomatoes do not contain toxins and can be safely eaten.

Tomatoes can be stored at room temperature. Put the tomato's pedicle face down into a sealed bag, and then squeeze out the air in the bag, so that it can be stored at room temperature. If tomatoes are stored in the refrigerator, when the temperature is too low, tomatoes are prone to black spots and accelerate decay.

Selection of tomatoes:

When choosing tomatoes, you can observe the shape and size of tomatoes. If it is very round and full, it means good quality and tastes sweet and juicy. If the head is pointed or even deformed, this kind of tomato usually has less juice and may even be hollow. When choosing, choose the one with a full and round head.

When buying tomatoes, you can also observe the color. If the whole tomato is red, it is probably ripe. This kind of tomato tastes bad, so you'd better choose pink one. This kind of tomato not only has high maturity, but also is easy to store.