The Spanish word tomate is the source of the English word "tomato."
Tomatoes were called "love apples" by the French because they thought they were aphrodisiacs.
Although it is sometimes referred to as a vegetable, a tomato is a fruit in theory.
Over 3,000 distinct heritage or legacy tomato varieties are reportedly cultivated now in various parts of the world.
They might be white, black, pink, purple, red, or yellow.