Sentence examples for vine-ripened tomatoes from inspiring English sources

The Mexicans say Florida tomatoes are picked green and then gassed with ethylene to turn them red, but tomatoes grown in Sinaloa ripen on the vine, which accounts for the explosion in vine-ripened tomatoes sold in American grocery stores.

That's the saving grace: vine-ripened tomatoes are finally here.

"You know, that's the vine-ripened tomatoes," he said.

Vine-ripened tomatoes in the patients' bill of rights?

First and foremost, though, you need sweet, vine-ripened tomatoes — the ones we've been waiting for.

The choreographer Tere O'Connor, who created his critically acclaimed "Rammed Earth" there in 2007, enthused about the vine-ripened tomatoes.

Google was like a sunlit white Formica countertop with a single vine-ripened tomato on it.

Slicing a sun-warmed, homegrown, vine-ripened tomato is, first, an aesthetic satisfaction, as formal as dissection.

By Paul Theroux Slicing a sun-warmed, homegrown, vine-ripened tomato is, first, an aesthetic satisfaction, as formal as dissection.

Favorite food: Insalata à la Caprese with fresh, warm mozzarella, vine-ripened tomato and fresh basil, a little olive oil, salt and pepper, eaten outside in the sun.

He savored the moment, then winked and… Slicing a sun-warmed, homegrown, vine-ripened tomato is, first, an aesthetic satisfaction, as formal as dissection.