I love these tomatoes.. low acid and large fruits. A

A really sweet midsize tomato

Kellogg's Breakfast Tomato

Seeds germinated well, and the plant grew with no problems. I had two plants of this variety, and both did well and produced enough for my small family. The fruit was large, beautiful, and so so tasty. I primarily ate them on BLTs and tomato sandwiches, and loved every single one!

I've grown Kelloggs Breakfast 2 years in a row now and will continue this year again. I can a lot of spaghetti sauce, and my secret is to use a variety of tomatoes (see picture of mix of Opalka and Kelloggs Breakfast). I get beautiful color from using Opalka for my paste variety, and Kelloggs Breakfast as a yellow, flavorful addition. Kelloggs grew very well for me (mid-Michigan, zone 6b) with less problem with blight than other varieties I've tried. While the tomatoes get very large, I also found they are less prone to cracking and splitting than other large, beefsteak types. Their productivity and abundance makes them worth growing over other types. These tend to be more uniform and smooth than other large tomatoes. That makes them perfect for a mayo/tomato sandwich! These do produce a lot of seeds (which is not a problem for me). That's a plus if you want to share your abundance of good things with friends and neighbors! :) I fell in love with Kelloggs Breakfast and am not looking back.