Health Benefits of Tomatoes

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How to Consume Raw Tomatoes

Many people find they enjoy eating raw tomatoes alone, with a small amount of salt and pepper to taste. Those who don't enjoy eating raw tomatoes alone have many other options for incorporating them into their diet.

Tomato wedges can be served alongside fresh mozzarella cheese and topped with balsamic vinaigrette. Raw tomatoes can also be added to almost any salad, sandwich or wrap. A thinly sliced raw tomato can be a great side to eggs for breakfast.

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