History Of The Tomato🍅

How tomatoes went from poison to pizza🍅🍕 Subscribe:)

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[Joshuathebald]

Man got framed and feared, but said nothing about it, truly a chill guy

[haynesdevon]

A funny thing happend with potatoes. The Hungarian nobles wanted commoners to start cultivating and eating them. But the pesants didn't like them cus they thought they were weird, foreign and hard to harvest. So the nobles made them reserved for just nobles as "royal foods" planted "royal potatoe crops" and then didn't guard them vary well. The peasants didnt take kindly to being told they weren't allowed to have something, and would "steal" the "royal potatoes". Really they got tricked into harvesting and eating them out of spit.

[affanfadillah]

the fact that italians hated tomatoes is just beyond my comprehension

[WAwastaken]

Fun fact George Washington’s cook tried to poison him with a tomato but it did nothing














Source : trust me bro & and video I saw

[matheuslobo]

The tomato is native to South America, specifically to the region that today corresponds to Peru, Ecuador, and northern Chile.

[Validechos]

The method in which it cause poisoning is called leaching that happened due to the common plate was made pewter. Also fun fact, Tomatoes are consider a type of nightshade which means it's related to the deadly plant called belladonna.

[TheCarloCarlone]

It was considered poisonus because the rest of the plant is poisonus.
People just thought the leaves and the stem were just like the fruit.

The videos implies that Italy had no acidic food in the past.

[hiimunranked]

thats actually insane, like with how ingrained tomato is italy's culture u would think they used it for a 1000 years.. but its actually pretty recent!
same here in saudi arabia with the classic dish Kabsa, every single home knows it and eats it like its all we know.. only to know that tomato is just very recent in the cuisine of the country.
such a revolutionary little vege

[regentvoo]

And then modern italian throws a hissy fit when tomatoes are "wrongly" used as if italians have been using them for 3000 years

[UnbrokenWillll]

Southern Italy was owned by Spain at that time when Spain was the First Nation in Europe to discover tomatoes in the Americas then Italy was one of the first places under Spanish rule to have them . Particularly southern Italy which was the territory

[apolozorb]

Karl pilkington educated us all about this 19 years ago

"What's tomato with you ? "

[garylucas]

That first tomatoe looks like the most tasty one I have ever seen!

[Quademaster]

That tomato samich at the end looked so good 🤤

[ezyduzit]

Sounds bout right… this thing that grew outta the ground is toxic not the metal/lead slab Burt just torched and flattened yesterday

[Officially]

My mouth watered throughout the whole video 🍅

[luminis-novum]

Not lead necessarily, but an alloy often used for dinnerware called pewter. The acidity in the tomatoes would cause a chemical reaction with the pewter which would mix with the tomatoes, poisoning those eating the tomatoes. I learned this in 6th grade back in 2008 during an episode of BrainPop.

Edit: old pewter had lead in it

[manucaraveo]

Tell the real story

The Aztecs Of Ancient México 🇲🇽 Native People first domesticated Tomato’s and learned everything about Then they were transported to Europe by the Spanish.

[leonzhou]

the first tomato has more rooms than my house ever will

[Historynerd-rdyb]

Italians got tomatoes from natives in the Americas and made tomatoes their whole personality

[thelastminmom]

Without tomatoes, life wouldn’t be the same .