Feed Your Love of Flavor
ADORA – HEIRLOOM TOMATO
17 oz.
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Anitoxidants
Adora deep brown tomatoes are rich in antioxidants called carotenoids (lycopene, beta-carotene, and tocopherol). These three carotenoids may reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as cancer, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, among others
Vitamins A & C
Great source of vitamins! Consuming one Adora tomato covers a quarter of the daily intake of vitamins A and C.
Low in Calories
Adora tomatoes are 94% water, perfect for a healthy and balanced diet. With a very low glycemic index it contributes to a slow release of energy in the body.
Potassium
Good source of potassium which helps regulate fluid balance, muscle contractions and nerve signals. Potassium may help reduce blood pressure and protect against stroke.
Nutrition Benefits and Certifications
Adora is an heirloom tomato famously known for its superior taste and quality. Full of nutrients and flavor, unlike no other.
Adora has been awarded the Superior Taste Award for three consecutive years by the International Taste Institute in Brussels. It has received three stars in its category. Truly the highest quality.
Independent certification that a product was produced without genetic engineering or ingredients
EFI is the most rigorous certification in the industry, addressing 300+ standards that include labor conditions, food safety and pest management in all levels of the farming operation.
SQF is a food quality and compliance management system based on analyzing risks and critical control points.
Nutrition Facts
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Rinse in Pack
Give your tomatoes a quick rinse before slicing or eating. Many of our packages have small holes to act as a built-in colander for easy rinses in cool running water.
Recycle
Our 10oz & 16.5oz packages are recyclable. Please recycle our packaging to give it a second (or third) life. All of our snacking tomato packages are sustainably made of 100% recycled Polyethylene terephthalate (PET).
Skip the Fridge
Tomatoes keep best when stored at room temperature and out of direct sunlight. They’ll store between five days to two weeks but are always best when eaten quickly.
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