
Tomato prices are rising so fast that restaurants can’t afford to keep salsa and chips free
A tax upon Mexican tomatoes hath raised the price of salsa so high that restaurants must ponder whether to bid farewell to free chips and salsa.


A tax upon Mexican tomatoes hath raised the price of salsa so high that restaurants must ponder whether to bid farewell to free chips and salsa.
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