A not too red tomato can hardly be received in a salad , its taste is not pleasing diners . But the British have developed over 10 years, a new species of tomato , called Kumato , which is equally tasty at any stage of development where they are .

In other words, Kumato is tasty even if it is still green and unripe . It is based on a wild tomato species endangered , which was successively cross with other species, reports the Daily Mail.

According to experts from Syngenta , who have reached the perfect formula Kumato , vegetable is available in two sizes : the normal size of a golf ball , and the mini .

Not genetically modified.

Experts quoted by the British newspaper I can say that tomato is a vegetable that GM already sells in Spain and France. Currently in the UK, it is cultivated in Lancashire , where the climate is mild and favors this kind of culture .

Kumato will enter the UK market by next Tuesday , and will be sold in 50 stores . A pound package Kumato will sell at a price of 2.49 pounds.

Although it resembles a tomato , those who have completed this plant say the taste is completely different , since this is basically about another vegetable.