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November 16, 2011 § 3 Comments
FOR ONCE I CANNOT RESPOND…..
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The Italian word for tomato is “pomodoro.” Lots of people know that. But I wonder if they know what it comes from? Your illustrations reminded me, so I thought I’d share: “pomo d’oro.” Golden orb. Isn’t that lovely?
i knew “pomodoro” was italian for tomato, but not where it came from. by the way, the type on the back is from wikipedia – all about tomatoes.
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FOR ONCE I CANNOT RESPOND…..
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The Italian word for tomato is “pomodoro.” Lots of people know that. But I wonder if they know what it comes from? Your illustrations reminded me, so I thought I’d share: “pomo d’oro.” Golden orb. Isn’t that lovely?
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i knew “pomodoro” was italian for tomato, but not where it came from. by the way, the type on the back is from wikipedia – all about tomatoes.
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