Kellogg's Breakfast Tomato

We've been growing Kellogg's Breakfast for about 7 or 8 years now, and it's one of our favorites. It's a mild but tangy tomato, and the fruit starts to ripen to a golden orange about 80 to 90 days out from transplanting for us. The vines produce 1 to 2 lb tomatoes throughout the season.
If you're looking for a good slicer, then consider growing this whopper.

[@ltlbnsgarden]

That is such a beautiful looking tomato. Sounds very tasty too. I love that you are saving seeds 😊

[@ohhowhappygardener]

It was a very tasty tomato! Lord willing, we’ll be growing more of these 😉

[@patriciabinker6485]

Does it have blossom end rot?

[@ohhowhappygardener]

I haven’t had a lot of blossom end rot issues. As long as your watering regularly and the Ph of the soil isn’t acidic, the plants take up calcium fine.