Title: Tomato Trouble: What Those Tiny Holes in Your Tomatoes Really Mean (and What to Do About It)
Introduction:
You’ve grown or bought a plump, juicy tomato—only to discover small, strange holes dotting its surface. It’s an unsettling sight, and if you’re wondering, “Is this still safe to eat?” or “What caused it?”, you’re not alone. These tiny punctures are more than just cosmetic flaws; they could be signs of insect activity, disease, or environmental stress. In this guide, we’ll decode what those holes mean, how to prevent them, and whether you should toss or salvage the tomato.
Ingredients (a.k.a. What You’re Dealing With):
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