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Post by j7oyun55rruk on Dec 26, 2023 4:10:11 GMT

Introduction to the world's largest food fight, the Tomatillo Fight, takes place every year on the last Wednesday of August in the town of Bunol. It's been called the world's biggest food fight. Food you guessed it tomatoes. In fact more than kilos of ripe tomatoes are used every year during the festival. They are not eaten but thrown into an epic food fight between thousands of tourists and locals. Bunol itself is a quiet, typical Spanish town close to the Mediterranean Sea.

It is located 1.5 miles west of Valencia and just a few hours south of Barcelona. There are only people in this town. But it attracts more than 1,000 visitors to the event. Most people who take part end up staying in C Level Contact List Barcelona or Valencia. There is a beautiful historical castle worth visiting. But basically the biggest draw for tourists is the Tomato Throwing Festival. before and wondered what the point of this massive food fight was. Who came up with the idea of gathering thousands of people in a Spanish town to throw tomatoes everywhere? There is actually no concrete evidence of the event. How it originated.

There are some theories though. One of the main reasons why this tomato-throwing festival started is that the tomato sauce originated from a religious procession that went horribly wrong. The story goes that some young people started causing a disturbance during the march which caused an important participant to fall to the ground. A fight ensued. There happened to be a vegetable stall with lots of tomatoes. In a chaotic fight people started grabbing tomatoes and throwing them at each other.

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