Commercial variety native to the USA, very popular in the 90s.

Also referenced under the following names: Candy's stripes , Candy's Old Yellow ,Candystripes.

Large, round, slightly flattened, beefsteak-like fruit with slight ribbing at the shoulders.  Bunches of 3 to 4 fruits of 300 to 500 grams.

Yellow color veiled with pink streaks in the lower part. Deep depression at the peduncular attachment, trace of umbilicus in circle; 5 sepals.

Flesh of beef, rich and soft savour.

Plant with great development.

Tendency to burst or to crack in rainy weather.

To note there is a variety bearing the name of Candy stripes producing the same fruits but of a size not exceeding the 60 to 80 gr (source Jardinsdetomates)