Tato

Tatos are consumable items in Fallout 4 and Fallout 76.
==Background==
Tatos are a mutated hybrid of the tomato and potato plants, resulting from cross-pollination between the two.Volunteer training program: Food They look like a tomato on the outside, but the inside is brown. Commonly cultivated in the Commonwealth, Appalachia and on the Island, its fruit is easy to grow and can keep one from starving, but their taste is described as "disgusting"The Prydwen terminal entries; botany terminal, TatoSettler: "I'm getting sick of tatos. I know they're easy to grow, but how about a little variety."(Generic settlers' dialogue)Fallout: The Roleplaying Game Rulebook p.158: "A mutated hybrid of the pre-War tomato and potato plants, with the stem and reddish skin of the former and the brownish flesh of the latter. Tatos provide decent nutrition, but taste disgusting. However, they’re relatively easy to grow and thus are a staple of wasteland agriculture and is an ingredient in a variety of recipes." and resembling "ketchup-flavored cardboard."
==Variants==
===Tato===
The tato restores some Hit Points at the cost of radiation damage.
==Gallery==
;Magic: The Gathering
Fallout Magic Tato Farmer.png|Tato Farmer
Fallout Magic Tato Farmer Extended Art.png|Tato Farmer (Extended Art)
==See also==
* Tato flower (Fallout 4)
* Tato flower (Fallout 76)
==References==
Non-game
pt:Batate
Category:Food