how? It's warm somewhere on earth so maybe thats where they were grown
dsuk
17 Jan 165#1
Buying out of season fruit, is killing out planet. #GlobalWarming #GreenHouseEffect #AcidRain
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dsuk
17 Jan 165#1
Buying out of season fruit, is killing out planet. #GlobalWarming #GreenHouseEffect #AcidRain
brainbug100 to dsuk
17 Jan 16#3
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eslick to dsuk
17 Jan 16#10
Nothing really to do with out of season though, since we don't grow our own mangos kiwi or clementines if you want the, they are always the air miles you mention. Sadly the seasons of fruit and veg are long gone in this country, stick it in a plane and we eat the tasteless fruit compared to what is eaten in the countries that produce them.
alcurtis93 to dsuk
17 Jan 16#15
Very true
mcfatty to dsuk
18 Jan 16#37
What fruit is in season in Britain at this time of year? Apples and maybe pears?
If i ate only what was in season in Scotland it would be quite miserable.
Cyrus
17 Jan 167#2
how? It's warm somewhere on earth so maybe thats where they were grown
dsuk to Cyrus
17 Jan 16#8
Transportation pollution, use of fossil fuels etc.
ratcatcher
17 Jan 16#4
Very little to shout about considering Tesco is probably the most expensive supermarket for just about everything supermarkets sell in this country.
flipper79 to ratcatcher
17 Jan 1631#5
You've never been to co-op then?
ScorchingHot to ratcatcher
17 Jan 16#17
Agreed. For example, kiwis are always about 60p in Aldi, and the same with clementines - they're 66p, I know, because I bought some yesterday and they're really nice!
ELVIS_THE_PELVIS to ratcatcher
17 Jan 162#20
10 years and no deals!!
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therealslimkaty to ratcatcher
18 Jan 162#24
I'm on a budget and have to do all my shopping online. I can tell you categorically that Sainsbury's are much more expensive than Tesco. It costs me around £60 for a Sainsbury's shop that would be probably high 40s with Tesco. Waitrose is just out the picture it's so much more expensive even than Sainsbury's. I'll give you that Asda is cheaper than Tesco, but their use by dates are absolutely dreadful and I've had so many bad experiences with their deliveries that I stick with Tesco who aren't perfect but are much better than Asda.
ratcatcher
17 Jan 16#6
Forgot about them.. Do they still exist????
flipper79
17 Jan 162#7
Unfortunately they do. I find you pay about £10 extra with them for every £30 you'd spend anywhere else and for ,at best, average quality.
I think its expected life before they start to go off in days.
nicmall to andrewglen
18 Jan 16#39
Tesco guarantee the product you receive will have at least that many days shelf life left. Or something like that.
pantaiema
17 Jan 162#12
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Did you shop in different supermarket ?? Did you shop in Waitrose, M&S ?
If you compared it to Lidl or Aldi probably but you compare to Sainsbury, Morisons, Coop they probably comparable
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If i ate only what was in season in Scotland it would be quite miserable.
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Did you shop in different supermarket ?? Did you shop in Waitrose, M&S ?
If you compared it to Lidl or Aldi probably but you compare to Sainsbury, Morisons, Coop they probably comparable