TOMATO BUNCH

A tomato bunch typically refers to a cluster or group of tomatoes that are still attached to the vine. It’s a common way to harvest or display tomatoes, especially varieties like grape tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, or heirloom types. When tomatoes are sold in bunches, they are often still attached to their stems, which helps preserve their freshness.

Tomato bunches can be found at farmer’s markets, grocery stores, or in gardens. The grouping of tomatoes on the vine makes them easy to handle and gives them a fresh, rustic appeal. The tomatoes in a bunch ripen at a similar rate, making them convenient for cooking or snacking.