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7 things to make when your garden produces more tomatoes than you can eat
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7 things to make when your garden produces more tomatoes than you can eat

This article provides seven practical methods for dealing with an overabundance of tomatoes from a garden. The suggestions include freezing, roasting, fermenting, and giving away excess tomatoes with a purpose. These techniques aim to prevent food waste by offering creative and useful ways to utilize surplus produce.

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7 things to make when your garden produces more tomatoes than you can eat

This article provides seven practical methods for dealing with an overabundance of tomatoes from a garden. The suggestions include freezing, roasting, fermenting, and giving away excess tomatoes with a purpose. These techniques aim to prevent food waste by offering creative and useful ways to utilize surplus produce.

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