The Amela tomato: Munich's culinary gold for 69.50 euros!

The Amela tomato: Munich's culinary gold for 69.50 euros!

At the Viktualienmarkt in Munich, a special tomato is causing a stir and is considered the most expensive in the world. TheAmela tomatowill be there at the price of69.50 euros per kilooffered what6.95 euros for 100 gramscorresponds. In a comparison to the conventional tomato, which is already available in discounterstwo euros per kilois available, the price of the Amela tomato stands out clearly. A normal Amela tomato weighing75 gramscosts approximatelyfive euros.

The Amela tomato is an exclusive product produced exclusively by a single grower in Granada, Spain. It originally comes from Japan, specifically from the city of Shizuoka, and now owes its breeding to a secret process that is used in southern Europe. The stand operatorAntonin Sedlacekwas initially skeptical about the high price, but the Amela tomato is very popular.

Special characteristics of the Amela tomato

The Amela tomato is not only considered expensive, but also one of the best tomatoes in terms of taste. It combines different flavors:sour, sweet and slightly salty. Its name, which means “sweet” in the local dialect of Shizuoka, reflects the exquisite sweetness of the fruit. The Amela tomato also has the ability to store more sucrose than conventional tomatoes, which intensifies its flavor and increases its shelf life. These special properties make the tomato a delicacy that should ideally be enjoyed pure or with a little high-quality olive oil.

To prepare it, it is advisable to just mix the exotic fruit with somethinggood olive oil and buffalo mozzarellaCombine them or use them as a salad garnish with meat and fish dishes. Another highlight: the Amela tomato is also included Meat Rebels available where it is delivered fresh or shock-frozen.

Availability and delivery

Worldwide orders for the Amela tomato are possible. Companies in Germany, like Fleischrebellen, offer environmentally friendly deliverycompostable packaging materials and CO2-neutral shippingto. Customers can even express individual wishes and receive their selection quickly - Berlin customers, for example, have it chilled the next day.

The stand has now been reachedFruitiqueat the Viktualienmarkt, which has been around since1860has successfully added the Amela tomato to its range. This extraordinary tomato will pamper the palate and is proof of the diversity and exclusivity that the culinary scene in Germany has to offer. But be careful: If you want to enjoy an Amela tomato, you should hurry, because demand is high!