Silly Tomato Poll Part 2.

[Penellype]

Yes from me on this one. Seeds are designed to withstand cold so I would think there will be much less of a problem here than with the tinned tomatoes. Freezing preserves food by slowing down the action of things like bacteria and fungi to a crawl. Cooking (or heating to a high temperature before canning) kills things.

[Bal]

I've voted yes even though I'm a little worried that -18C may be a tad too cold for the poor little things

[sparrow100]

I'm going for a no, but am hoping a lot to be proved very wrong.

I thought 'wet' seed would possibly burst its cell walls - hence the 'dry them properly before you freeze them' mantra that I have learned from somewhere.

I do like this game.

[brownfingers]

If a tommy seed can pass through the human digestive system then spend who knows how long in a great vat of (use imagination), and still germinate, then they will survive that easily.

[jonny the plant pot]

Noooooooooooooooooooooooop

[Jungle Jane]

Yes i think nothing will stop them,except cooked,maybe??

[Bigmallly]

Last chance to vote.............

[Snoop Puss]

Only in Pulp Fiction.

[Bigmallly]

A round of applause goes out to 9 members who got this one right but because I am soft, I'm giving them a 7 day stay of execution...............