One of the best ways to enjoy Atlanta in the summer heat happens when the Attack of the Killer Tomato Festival roars into town. The festival sticks to a formula that works:
- a simple, creative theme: food or drink or both - incorporate tomatoes
- a great location (JCT Kitchen and its culinary atrium of neighboring restaurants in the White Provisions development, Westside, Atlanta)
- a great band (the Spazmatics from Austin, TX: seeking asylum, covering everything and appropriately killing it)
and each year some lyprocene-deficient soul is sacrificed to the Man-Eating Tomato to assure cloudless, sunny skies.
Here's the story as I saw it "cherry-picking" some of my favorites. Enjoy.
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| Lara gets things going smoothly. |
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| A cocktail as delicious to drink as amazing to watch Kellie craft. |
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| Kellie & Co. on the assembly line. |
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| Kellie's pour of Alegria Vital ('Joie de Vivre')! |
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| Straight-forward can be as delicious as imaginative. |
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| Ford Fry's entry delivered on taste. |
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| The Host, Ford Fry, JCT Kitchen. |
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| Slapping herbs with flair to release oils. |
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| Asylum seekers: The Spazmatics. |

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| Tyler Williams, Abattoir, making 'salad-of-the-future'. |
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| Drops of each ingredient goes in, pearl sized dots of goodness come out. |
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| The only item for which I returned for seconds. Delicious and imaginative. |
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| Unforgettable popsicles. |
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| Mixologist Stuart White with one of the best in show cocktails. |
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| Loosely translated as, 'Bad Ass'. |
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| La Tavola |
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| Best makeup. |
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| Best costume. |
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