HUGE GERMAN PINK TOMATO/10 seeds per pack
STORY 
Prior to the Franco-Prussian war of 1871, Germany was divided into territories. German pink tomato plants were found to hail from the duchy (territory) of Bavaria. Other German heirloom tomatoes were introduced from other duchies, but often the plants were genetically the same from seeds passed down and swapped. Over the course of a few hundred years of this, with some cross breeding and some folks saving seeds from the biggest tomatoes and others saving from the reddest fruit, you get entirely different looking varieties that share common ancestors. In the case of German pink tomatoes, the common ancestor is believed to be Brandywine.
Supremely ripe, juicy summer tomatoes are worth waiting for, but with a few tricks up your sleeve, you can save that great tangy flavor to enjoy later in the year. Can, freeze, dry, slice or just simply cook down into many recipes. 
Indeterminate, it takes 85 days from seed to fruit.