Is it weird that all the news stories about the tomato salmonella outbreak just make me hungry?
Luckily, especially for the locavores, the FDA says red Roma and red round tomatoes grown in Tennessee are NOT associated with the outbreak.
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- In The Bluff is a weekly column in the Memphis Flyer. This is its companion blog. Or secret diary. Sometimes it's hard to tell. Email me at cashiola@memphisflyer.com.
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