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Those cars should have had their tomato chains on.
Tomato price hikes launching in SF
Meanwhile, in Canada: "2,400 loose chicks cause QEW jam" https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2022/08/29/2400-loose-chicks-cause-qew-jam.html
I've also been seeing scenes line this first-hand lately... in Ohio. Sometimes, I want to stop and pick a few up before they get broadly massacred. (And one of these days, I will.)
(The tomato is the state fruit of Ohio, even though we're not always so good at growing them here and according to the USDA, a tomato is a vegetable.)
Back when the SF Bay area actually processed tomatoes, you could find little piles of tomatoes that fell overboard when an overloaded truck careened around a tight curve. When biking on the country roads during harvest season I was tempted to find a fresh pile and take the good ones home to make a pot of sauce.
http://touringohio.com/symbols/pawpaw.html
At least it wasn't a truck full of banana peels.
That's one way to make sun-dried tomatoes.
It's the Pastapocalypse.
In what form will the third and fourth horsemen will appear? Next a truck loaded with basil will collide with another loaded with garlic to create the Pestoclypse. Followed by a delivery van loaded with pecorino cheese running over some dude on a bike carrying a few kilos of peppercorns to complete the Cacio e Pepeclypse.
WKRN.COM
Possibly the brute force way they choose to deal to "comply" with GDPR?
Begun the Pasta Wars has.
Turns out, there's a whole web site that covers the previously array: truckspills.com
Omg. And does it have an RSS feed...? Yes!
It is apt that the US's La Tomatina happens on an interstate highway rather than a quaint rural village.
Now we just need a truckful of lasagna to complete the meal. Teamsters, don't fail us now.