Rotten onions

[ctdctd]

Asda have better radiation to nuke them with so they last longer

(I've had a few manky onions this year as well - from Tesco and Sainsbury's)

[cailin maith]

that's the one.
it's normally ok

someone ^^^ said there was an announcement about weather damaged crops. but that would apply to asda as well. wouldn't it ?

Yeah, it's not bad - just huge!! Takes me ages to get round it.

I would have thought a tulipty onion crop would affect all supermarkets. Bizarre.

[cailin maith]

Yes.

But where's your Lidl and Aldi?

We have to know.

There is an Aldi not far from me I like it for cheese & meat (like Serrano & Parma ham) and other random tulip

No idea where the nearest Lidl is though.

[OwlHoot]

I must say the veg has been OK recently in my local Sainsburys. But there have been times when the carrots have been distinctly past their best.

Maybe it's all this rain we've had over the last several months

I blame global warming.

[Gentile]

I must say the veg has been OK recently in my local Sainsburys. But there have been times when the carrots have been distinctly past their best.

Maybe it's all this rain we've had over the last several months

I blame global warming.

Yes, I like Sansbury's. They've got a great bakery, with lots of nice made-in-store produce.

Their fruit and veg is always good too.

[EternalOptimist]

Yes.

But where's your Lidl and Aldi?

We have to know.

isn't it Llidl boyo ?

[OwlHoot]

I don't buy normal onions anyway. I prefer shallots, because they're tastier. Never had any trouble with those.

[cailin maith]

There's dozens of 'em around here.

It's coz we's poor, see.

And we loves spanners.

You can never have enough spanners, trust me on that.

I'll take your word for it!

[Zippy]

There's dozens of 'em around here.

It's coz we's poor, see.

And we loves spanners.

You can never have enough spanners, trust me on that.

Our nearet one had offers on compressors and bongos the other week. I got there too late, sadly.