Depends on the size of the tomato and the width of the slices. On average I would say 4 to 6 slices sounds about right.
6 slices =)
The number of slices in one tomato would depend upon: how thick each slice was, how sharp the knife creating the slices, and how many times a person chose to make slices in a tomato. Also how large or how small the tomato is. One may say the answer is the whim of the person slicing the tomato.
Anyone asking THAT question may have an issue with food. Depends on the size of the tomato and the thickness of the slices; but anywhere between 7 to 20 calories approx. But anyone concerned about the calorie content of two slices of tomato needs to ask why????
Calculating how many slices an average tomato can produce is only an estimate based on the actual size of the tomato and how sharp the knife used to slice the tomato is used. Based on the experiences of most people it's safe to say that with a sharp knife, the average sized tomato can yield anywhere from 10 to 20 slices. Twenty is on the high side however.
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salt, mozarrella slices and basil, risotto or just eat a plain tomato
To make a delicious salad using fresh tomato slices as the main ingredient, start by layering the tomato slices with fresh basil leaves, mozzarella cheese, and a drizzle of balsamic glaze. Add a sprinkle of salt, pepper, and olive oil for extra flavor. Enjoy your flavorful and refreshing tomato salad!
To dice a tomato effectively for a salad, start by cutting the tomato in half horizontally. Place each half flat side down on the cutting board and make vertical slices, then horizontal slices to create small cubes.
We just had one. It had ten slices and they were really big. You can ask them to make it as many slices you want.
We just had one. It had ten slices and they were really big. You can ask them to make it as many slices you want.
We just had one. It had ten slices and they were really big. You can ask them to make it as many slices you want.
If you're making your own, you can have as many slices as you want. If you are buying the ham sandwich at a restaurant, it will have the number of slices they normally use; usually one or two, depending on how thick the meat slices are.