Give them away to someone that would like to try them.

If you have plants growing then see for yourself how well you like them. I have grown a few of these every year and I can't say I like them but everyone has different tastes. Snow White Cherry is a more consistant yielder although poor for a cherry variety.

Maybe bring them to a local seed swap and see where that leads?

Seed Swap

PC

I grew 4 last year and none but one had anything, and it had one big misshapen fruit. Never got to taste it because my mom wanted it. I never heard of a seed swap! I'm so there though! Thanks.

shijitake kill white tomatoes plant since they are to good for you.

most high yield large tomatoes are not worth your time

"shijitake kill white tomatoes plant since they are to good for you.

most high yield large tomatoes are not worth your time"

Great advice. (sarcasm intended)

Rodney

I grow great white and like it . Best tasting white IMO . I add them to the Brandywine when canning .

Great White's not terribly high-yielding, but I like its taste -- kind of sweet. It's my oldest son's favorite tomato.

Seems you either like them or you don't. I'll try growing one again if budget permits.

If you are concerned about space/money for potting, you can always try to find an empty lot somewhere and just plant it. If it dies or gets ripped up so be it. I live downtown and have limited space too. A friend gave me 20 strawberry plants a few years ago but I only had room for about 10. I put 10 of them in an empty lot on my daily walk route. I really just threw them out there on some loose dirt. Well to this day, there is a pretty prolific strawberry patch there that everyone uses from time to time. I have thrown rotten tomatoes out there to and have seen the plants blossom and produce. it's pretty funny because the neighbors are always like, "How did that get there?".

I have a big yard, the issue is money. Also our soil is very poor.