Bananas Are Berries, Strawberries Aren't

Re:Bananas Are Berries, Strawberries Aren't by nkozyra on Monday January 20, 2020 @10:39AM (#22099546)

In my head the biggest problem with this is that tomatoes are very liquidy and that seems like a very messy proposition.

Obviously, sliced tomatoes with salt is a relatively common breakfast side item, so the idea of just eating tomato with salt isn't that uncommon in the U.S.

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Re:Bananas Are Berries, Strawberries Aren't by kljrewpoioepi on Monday January 20, 2020 @01:29PM (#22100971)

Eat enough of them, and you'll develop the proper technique - do the initial bite slowly and carefully, while gouging the internal pressure. You might need to try another spot. Then immediately suck the interior. Then proceed eating them one pocket at a time, while occasionally sucking any free floating liquid.

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Re:Bananas Are Berries, Strawberries Aren't by ilikehurdles on Monday January 20, 2020 @12:00PM (#22100177)

They're no worse than peaches in that regard. I only eat peaches over a sink.

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Re:Bananas Are Berries, Strawberries Aren't by edgyquant on Monday January 20, 2020 @12:32PM (#22100455)

I've been eating tomatoes in the US my whole life and definitely most people I've met think it's weird eating them plain.

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Re:Bananas Are Berries, Strawberries Aren't by Shivetya on Monday January 20, 2020 @12:48PM (#22100596)

fyi

Waffle House, one of the larger chains of grill made food offer sliced tomatoes as a side in place of hash browns. I have no found that offering elsewhere. So it makes me wonder how it made to the menu

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Re:Bananas Are Berries, Strawberries Aren't by nkozyra on Monday January 20, 2020 @01:34PM (#22101023)

Interesting, I've found it to be a pretty common side item at breakfast places and delis.

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