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What happened to my tomato? Is it safe to eat?
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Only one way to find out, let us know how it goes!
Honestly, it just looks like some surface punctures/abrasions that dried up, at least the ones on past peppers looked about like that. I'd check it for pests once you're inside but it should be fine to cut around those bits and enjoy.
yup, feed it to the cat, and observe what happens....
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