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For centuries, tomatoes were feared in Europe. Because they belong to the (Solanaceae), many believed they were lethal. In 18th-century Europe, they were nicknamed the "Poison Apple" because wealthy aristocrats would eat them off pewter plates. The high lead content in the pewter reacted with the tomato's acidity, causing lead poisoning—but the innocent tomato took the blame for years! The Original Petite Tomato

: A feature on savory tomato-based cocktails or "petite" appetizers. Community Spotlight petite tomato magazine vol1 vol new

Petite Tomato Magazine was born from a desire to bridge the gap between social media art galleries and high-end coffee table books. While platforms like Instagram offer a quick fix for art lovers, they often lack the cohesion and "tactile" feel of a curated collection. Vol. 1 solves this by focusing on a specific, "soft-edge" aesthetic that has taken the internet by storm. For centuries, tomatoes were feared in Europe