In Asda Bournemouth station
Look to be decent sized onions as well
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DealScouter
18 Dec 158#6
There's only 3 in my household, but we buy 25kg of potatoes, 10kg of carrots and 5-10kg of onions at a time, all gets used. Just needs storing correctly so it doesn't go off. We store most of ours in the outside shed and just bring in a weeks supply at a time :smiley:
onions from supermarkets are rubbish usually full of water like their bacon
get locally grown onions preferably hung and aged for a while
then a few slices in you cheese butty is all thats needed not a whole onion to get the taste
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pmaker
18 Dec 15#1
Crying is what makes you human. You're building all of these emotions up until you explode ... Promise me that you'll cry more.
nobby91010
18 Dec 154#2
onions from supermarkets are rubbish usually full of water like their bacon
get locally grown onions preferably hung and aged for a while
then a few slices in you cheese butty is all thats needed not a whole onion to get the taste
biggysilly to nobby91010
19 Dec 15#29
Yes you are a nobby as onions are 90% water whether they come from a supermarket or straight out of your garden. How can you compare an onion to bacon. Twit. :man:
Shaydog
18 Dec 152#3
Veg is soooooo cheap atm, warm winters are great!!!
noahsdad to Shaydog
18 Dec 15#4
It's only cheap if you buy tons of it, and it usually ends up mostly thrown out, which means it is effectively usual price with lots of waste. Like this deal is great if you have a Hot Dog Van. But for a household of 3, I couldn't possibly use 80% of the onions.
There's only 3 in my household, but we buy 25kg of potatoes, 10kg of carrots and 5-10kg of onions at a time, all gets used. Just needs storing correctly so it doesn't go off. We store most of ours in the outside shed and just bring in a weeks supply at a time :smiley:
dave_023
18 Dec 151#7
I guess there should be a combo deal of Chelsea Christmas Sack and 10 kg Sack of onions :stuck_out_tongue:
aca03mk
18 Dec 152#8
I wonder how you store it as I only get 5kg bags of potatoes and 4kg bags of onions and still some of it get spoilt. Want to share your secret?
sweetpea10
18 Dec 152#9
Wow what a great price, I agree if stored properly they will last. Im a fan of red onions otherwise I would be tempted. Great deal though heat from me.
aca03mk to sweetpea10
18 Dec 151#10
Red onions are always expensive than the white ones....and I am not sure why - costs the same to grow, yields the same and its not that there is anything different other than the taste and colour.
DealScouter
18 Dec 152#11
Just keeping it all cool, dry and dark seems to work fine for us :smiley:
aca03mk
18 Dec 15#12
I do that....I guess it must be all the pollution and CO2 down in London :disappointed:
Pipcola
18 Dec 15#13
Looks like you made yours with puff pastry - this is very similar to something we make but we use puff patry
muddassarsardar
18 Dec 15#14
we regularly buy 10 kgs never Goes to waste but we use them for Main cooking in curries and rice dishes
hitmaniacwtr
18 Dec 152#15
This is going to end in tears.
Shaydog
18 Dec 151#16
We use short and puff, both work well if rolled thin enough. I discovered them in Germany, they have onion tart competitions, no joke!
madhouse77
18 Dec 15#17
That a lot of onion
noahsdad
18 Dec 15#18
Thing is the shed is only as good as the seasonal weather. So you might get away with that for 2-3 months in the winter, but not for the rest of the year. Onions never taste as good anyway after a week or two even if stored in the fridge.
Use what you can then dice the rest and freeze 'em. Then you can just grab a handful out the freezer whenever you need them and they'll last even longer. Great deal!
noahsdad to joeyjo
18 Dec 15#23
That a sensible idea! Not sure I want to spend 2 hours chopping up onions myself :smiley: Would need a 2nd freezer for all the diced up veg from these bulk buy veg deals, then the cost of running that would be counter productive to the food savings.
joeyjo
18 Dec 15#21
And don't forget to grab a bag of these too -
Besford
18 Dec 151#22
Asian households do.
kittykat8274
18 Dec 15#24
agreed and you can also prep and freeze loads of veg and store in plastic bags flat in freezer
kittykat8274
18 Dec 15#25
and Latin American households
andykapa
18 Dec 15#26
hope these are not cherry size
DavidL
18 Dec 15#27
make French onion soup - needs lots of onions!
bseal1947
18 Dec 15#28
Good deal. Apologies I voted cold by accident on the silly app
biggysilly
19 Dec 151#30
and English
HARRIA01
19 Dec 15#31
This has made my eyes water
noshywoshy
19 Dec 15#32
Does anyone know of this deal is also available in London?
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Look to be decent sized onions as well
Top comments
get locally grown onions preferably hung and aged for a while
then a few slices in you cheese butty is all thats needed not a whole onion to get the taste
All comments (34)
get locally grown onions preferably hung and aged for a while
then a few slices in you cheese butty is all thats needed not a whole onion to get the taste
http://www.amazon.co.uk/RSVP-5380-Onion-Goggles/dp/B000H43IVM
http://groceries.asda.com/asda-webstore/landing/home.shtml#/search/Onions