I was in the Paisley Farmfoods store to pick up the 5kg onion bag and it was only £1 ... not sure if it's national or not but worth checking. Hope this helps someone.
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vanessaanne
23 Jan 161#23
We been bought before xmas and they store well in the shed or covered in a greenhouse. They are still like new. Good quality onions (no swishy ones). Always have them in stock in the Stirling store. My husband always checks and is amazed that they have them in stock. Hot from me.
Roger_Irrelevant
11 Jan 162#10
They're not that small, more say snooker ball sized. But they are good and strong (from Norfolk), not mild like Aldi/Lidl usually are (Spanish).
naughtybunnies to Roger_Irrelevant
12 Jan 162#11
Liking the praise for Norfolk!
These must have been harvested before the rains came.
joneeboy to Roger_Irrelevant
12 Jan 161#17
Very strange because traditionally English onions were thought of as mild, and 'Spanish onions' meaning very strong! Seems a good deal though, so I'll stop in Farmfoods later, when I'm out. Heat to the OP.
gorgo2015 to Roger_Irrelevant
12 Jan 16#22
Good patriot! Buy British! Harvested and packed by illegal immigrants!
jnigel26
12 Jan 16#21
Don't have Farmfoods locally, but there is one where I'm going tomorrow. This is the 'Frozen food specialists' shop isn't it? Never been in one.
abulkasam
12 Jan 16#20
Usually buy 5KG from local groceries for £2-3. £10KG are £5. So this is a good deal.
Could make a lot of base gravy for curries and freeze it up.
Roger_Irrelevant
12 Jan 16#19
We put some slices of Red Jalapeno peppers in (89p Home Bargains) for a bit of extra kick. :smiley:
ssc1
12 Jan 16#18
bumped to 500 great deal. in it for the bhaji's.
anthonywickenden1
12 Jan 161#16
I bought these last time...and pickled them....
Too big to pickle whole, but fine quartered...
snowflake75
12 Jan 16#15
goooooood!!
salsasss
12 Jan 161#14
Onion a day keeps every bodies away :wink:
naughtybunnies
12 Jan 16#13
No dispute regarding the amount of rain.
Onions need to be harvested as near to bone dry as possible otherwise they will rot.
These must have been pulled out months ago and stored.
Roger_Irrelevant
12 Jan 16#12
Thought East Anglia had average/below average rainfall.
andykapa
11 Jan 161#9
but size of onions are........
poshaffi
11 Jan 16#8
in longton farmfoods too
snowflake75
11 Jan 162#2
you can make a lorra onion bhajis with that! !
Gollywood to snowflake75
11 Jan 16#7
You'll get faaaaaat :smiley:
Searcher2
11 Jan 161#6
Great price. If you don't need that many they are 29p for 1kg in Lidl at the moment
Gamer_U
11 Jan 16#5
Already have too many onions but it's kind of hard to not buy them since they're only £1! :stuck_out_tongue:
Thoughtful
11 Jan 161#4
I got these the last time the deal was posted, and although they're OK, most of them are very small and take a lot more work peeling.
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These must have been harvested before the rains came.
Could make a lot of base gravy for curries and freeze it up.
Too big to pickle whole, but fine quartered...
Onions need to be harvested as near to bone dry as possible otherwise they will rot.
These must have been pulled out months ago and stored.