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Tomacco

Homer holding two tomaccoes

Tomacco is a produce made by Homer by accidentally mixing tobacco seeds and tomato seeds and then using plutonium rods to help the plants grow by putting it in the ground near the plants.

A tobacco company bought it, as it seemed to be legal, but Lisa did not approve because it killed consumers.

History[]

When Homer Simpson was selling it, all the animals ate it and became addicted to it. They became violent and would do anything to get it. Everyone hates the taste of tomacco but, due to how addictive, they can't bring themselves to stop eating it.

When the plants first started sprouting fruits, the Simpsons initially assumed they were just regular tomatoes until Bart bit into one (and later became addicted to them). Upon picking up the fruit that her son had bitten into, Marge notices how it looks just like a regular tomato on the outside, but the inside of the fruit appears to be made up of flaky brown tobacco. Upon hearing this, her eldest daughter deduces that the tomato seeds must have somehow crossbred with the tobacco seeds.

Non-canon appearances[]

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In The Simpsons: Hit & Run, a billboard can be seen over a Tomacco field. It is also implied that Cletus Spuckler grew tomacco for the market in Level 1's bonus mission as well as in Level 4 where it was revealed that a crop circle emerged.

Trivia[]

  • In the new high-definition opening sequence, Maggie is on the store conveyor belt alongside a bottle of Tomacco Juice.
  • Ralph and Chief Wiggum claimed that tomacco "tastes like grandma."
  • Inspired by Homer's accident, Rob Baur of Lake Oswego, Oregon attempted to create his own Tomacco Plant through grafting instead of radiation.[1] The resulting plant survived while producing fruit for more than a year.

Notes and references[]

Appearances[]

Joystick Video gameThe Simpsons: Hit and Run

Joystick Video gameTapped Out HD Opening Sequence

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