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These are really delicious, and you can easily buy 5 of these to make up your £50 with voucher spend. I would get 10 of these.
The price in Morrisons is £2 and around same in most supermarkets. Were 89p last week in Lidl.
I know its a deal on fruit and HUKD users aren't particularly fond of fruit i.e. the juices and potential sticky fingers could leave marks on our PS4 pads, Moto Gs and damage our Chinese imported b/tooth watches (especially if you have the white strapped version like me). Although quality streets and malteser stains are acceptable.
If you are not sure the best time to eat these I would advise after a few packets of crisps or pork scratchings. A pomelo offsets the saltiness nicely.
If you are on prescription meds (list at link) there is a possibility of interaction for most of the listed drugs: https://www.evidence.nhs.uk/formulary/bnf/current/a1-interactions/list-of-drug-interactions/grapefruit-juice
Top comments
inoxx
20 Dec 1516#1
lol best description in a long while.
jura1
20 Dec 154#19
be aware that if you are on any prescription pills that clash with grapefruit, you also should avoid pomelo. which is a shame as i really like grapefruit/pomelo juice.
finnmaccool
20 Dec 154#15
Looks like the back of my wife's fishnet stockings
scallygally
20 Dec 154#9
I thought it was a giant onion.
All comments (87)
inoxx
20 Dec 1516#1
lol best description in a long while.
pipsqueak
20 Dec 151#2
Must try one
mudlouse
20 Dec 15#3
Great price and a great tasting fruit!
It takes a little more work to peel than an orange or grapefruit but it's all so worth it.
littlearthur
20 Dec 15#4
brought one last week no taste to it what so ever it looked nice went off very quickly
Besford to littlearthur
20 Dec 151#24
"brought..."! :laughing:
paulandpam1 to littlearthur
20 Dec 152#25
Where did you bring it from? Maybe you brought it from too far away.
DAMEBIGS to littlearthur
21 Dec 15#49
Spot on. Vile thing. Looks like the face of Predator.
marianhorti
20 Dec 15#5
Love the post description and the fruit as well. Heat
winchman
20 Dec 152#6
Isn't a grapefruit a cross between the pomelo and an orange.
They are nice, not as sharp as grapefruit, easy to eat as the juice doesn't go everywhere.
soldierboy001 to winchman
21 Dec 15#73
Well in Spanish pomelo means grapefruit, and when you see them on the stall the ticket will say pomelo but the little sticker on the fruit will say grapefruit.
Mujibear
20 Dec 153#7
Love pomelos :smiley: heat from me.
I find the best way to eat these is to peel all the segments then pop it in the fridge. Then when it's chilled, it'll be ready to eat and you can eat as much as you like in one go.
Takes more time to prepare at the start but you'll enjoy the fruit more without having to stop and peel.
pibpob
20 Dec 151#8
They're nice but I wonder why they're so overpackaged.
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Opening post
These are really delicious, and you can easily buy 5 of these to make up your £50 with voucher spend. I would get 10 of these.
The price in Morrisons is £2 and around same in most supermarkets. Were 89p last week in Lidl.
I know its a deal on fruit and HUKD users aren't particularly fond of fruit i.e. the juices and potential sticky fingers could leave marks on our PS4 pads, Moto Gs and damage our Chinese imported b/tooth watches (especially if you have the white strapped version like me). Although quality streets and malteser stains are acceptable.
If you are not sure the best time to eat these I would advise after a few packets of crisps or pork scratchings. A pomelo offsets the saltiness nicely.
If you are on prescription meds (list at link) there is a possibility of interaction for most of the listed drugs: https://www.evidence.nhs.uk/formulary/bnf/current/a1-interactions/list-of-drug-interactions/grapefruit-juice
Top comments
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It takes a little more work to peel than an orange or grapefruit but it's all so worth it.
They are nice, not as sharp as grapefruit, easy to eat as the juice doesn't go everywhere.
I find the best way to eat these is to peel all the segments then pop it in the fridge. Then when it's chilled, it'll be ready to eat and you can eat as much as you like in one go.
Takes more time to prepare at the start but you'll enjoy the fruit more without having to stop and peel.