Red Stuffer Tomato
Price: $2.95
SKU: 3400651We obtained 'Red Stuffer' in a trade with a seed saver and have been growing it here on the farm since the late 1990s, predating the establishment of the Victory Seed Company. Each packet contains approximately 20 seeds.
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Customer Reviews:
By Tommy Tomato on August 28, 2015
The niche of this tomato is that it can be cleaned and seeded easily like a bell pepper, then stuffed with deliciousness. However, it also is an awesome tomato for another reason - and that is that it;s a perfect tomato for people such as my wife, that can't consume seeds due to Diverticulitis and/or Diverticulitis.
It very tedious to seed a sliced tomato if she wanted a BLT, but with the 'Red Stuffer' tomato, we just scoop out the seed cluster and viola she can enjoy a fresh homegrown tomato without the worry of consuming any seeds.
By Steven Parker on August 20, 2013
Just enjoyed my first fruit from this plant, stuffed with tuna, for lunch. It is true to its name, a tomato that thinks it's a pepper, and easily stuffed. The fruits contained a small well contained seed ball that is easily removed, and none of the gelatinous goop of a traditional tomato. Great for stuffing in place of peppers. The fruit size was about that of a medium green pepper, about the same size as I typically get for a home grown pepper. I will be growing these again.
