Organizers of this years Midwest Tomato Fest are made sure that over-ripe tomatoes didn't go to waste Saturday night in downtown Minneapolis, where an estimated 3,000 to 5,000 participants threw tomatoes at each other.
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There was a massive food fight in downtown Minneapolis Saturday night. Hundreds of people attended the second annual Midwest Tomato Fest -- purportedly featuring the area's largest tomato fight. The Pioneer Press and Star Tribune have photos from this year's saucy event.
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