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The Month of April: Tomatoes

Visitors to this site can download and distribute the following newsletters, recipes, bookmarks, and other materials related to tomatoes. Click on the image to download the PDF.

	Tomato Newsletter Features the following articles: What's So Great about Tomatoes?; Selecting and Storing Tomatoes; Varieties of Tomatoes; Preparation Tips; Fitting Tomatoes into MyPyramid; Recipe Collection; How to Grow your Own Tomatoes; and Tomatoes Activity Alley.
NEW! Spanish newsletter available here.
Large type newsletter available here.
	Tomato Activity Alley Highlights educational activities around tomatoes. There's something available for all ages!

	Tomato Flyer Provides tomato preparation tips: stuffed tomato, peeling ripe tomatoes, canning tomatoes, and freezing tomatoes. Also provides information on the health benefits of tomatoes.

	Tomato Bookmarks Provides seven bookmarks, each highlighting various beneficial aspects of tomatoes.
Large type bookmarks available here.
	Tomato Tentcard Provides information on benefits, and tips for seletion and storage of tomatoes.

	Tomato Brochure An excellent introduction to selecting and using tomatoes.

	Tomato Bulletin Board Ready-to-use bulletin board providing tomato preparation tips.

	Garden Fresh Tomato Sauce Recipe Card Easy take-away sheet that includes recipe, nutrient analysis, and shopping list.
Large type recipe available here.
	Grilled Tomato Recipe Card Easy take-away sheet that includes recipe, nutrient analysis, and shopping list.
Large type recipe available here.

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