As opposed to sour. Keep one eye of the carbon footprint of out of season Imported fruit.
junfire
1 Feb 16#3
They have just reduced the size to make it appear a good deal. Any of the other deals on here for larger packs like Asda or Iceland, Morrisons are cheaper per gram.
brilly to junfire
1 Feb 16#5
these are lidl packs :neutral_face:
normal size for lidl, as with most retailers they change with the season
alex54
1 Feb 16#4
a 10p saving that is hot
Derek_Duval
1 Feb 16#6
Same in homebargains.
oscarita
1 Feb 16#7
They are better quality in lidl than the used to be. Bought some in Iceland a few weeks back to try and they were inedible and mushy. best quality taste value are waitrose essentials 100% of the time good quality.
oscarita
1 Feb 16#8
current lidl ones I have are from Peru. so Def not environmentally friendly
Askrulous
1 Feb 16#9
Their nuts are quite cheap too.
Unfortunately, lidl's a false economy as far as I'm concerned. I thought I'd give them a go the other day, so popped in the local branch, and bought a few bits of fruit n veg. Nearly all rotten (tomatoes, peppers, oranges) within a couple of days, and the ones which weren't rotten, weren't particularly tasty. It may be a one off, but its back to Marks/Waitrose for me, as you clearly get what you pay for.
bordonman to Askrulous
1 Feb 16#10
Since you select nearly all Lidl fruit yourself, perhaps you should brush up on your fruit selection skills.
Askrulous
1 Feb 16#11
If it wasn't already packed (peppers) and the fruit wasn't tasteless, that might be an option. Lidls just not for me I guess!:wink:
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normal size for lidl, as with most retailers they change with the season
Unfortunately, lidl's a false economy as far as I'm concerned. I thought I'd give them a go the other day, so popped in the local branch, and bought a few bits of fruit n veg. Nearly all rotten (tomatoes, peppers, oranges) within a couple of days, and the ones which weren't rotten, weren't particularly tasty. It may be a one off, but its back to Marks/Waitrose for me, as you clearly get what you pay for.