Will keep my eyes peeled for this...

Just don't cry if you can't find any... :confused:

And you seem like someone that knows their onions. :smile:

Cheers

With the sudden popularity in wonky vegetables, and deals on them - they will soon become the "norm".
Straight, perfect vegetables will no longer be popular - shunned by society, the supermarkets will force farmers to destroy them. Then it will be up to us, the public, to ask "what's wrong with perfect veg?" - and campaign to save them from being wasted.

And you seem like someone that knows their onions. :smile:

Cheers

Will keep my eyes peeled for this...

My favourite :smile:

good find op, heat added

the wonky carrots are good value at 50p for 1.5kg or 33p/kg

Saw a 5kg bag of onions for a quid at farm foods last week :smile: ....

Normally buy a 4 or 5 kilo bag for 99p in local store.

Really happy to see something is being done about the whole waste issue.. and proud to be a member of the HUKD community that a) has no doubt helped in the cause and b) knows how to enjoy itself in the process!

Agree with above comment! Good on Morrisons for addressing the whole food waste issue. Got some 'wonky' potatoes last week. Excellent value.
Heat.

Totally agree with the wonky veg.. Should of done it years ago to help these farmers out. If its wonky or dirty who cares.. veg are veg.. wash it and scoff it. yumm.. Well done Morrisons, hope they all join in.

I will look out for Wonky fillet steak

Saw a TV programme about this issue and Morrisons
Supermarket Morrisons’ efforts to encourage customers to buy wonkier-shaped vegetables have been branded “pathetic” by the chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall.

if you find a straight onion, do get a refund?

But how much are the supermarkets paying the farmer for these 'wonky' veg... I expect there's a greater profit margin on these compared with 'regular' veg.

With the sudden popularity in wonky vegetables, and deals on them - they will soon become the "norm".
Straight, perfect vegetables will no longer be popular - shunned by society, the supermarkets will force farmers to destroy them. Then it will be up to us, the public, to ask "what's wrong with perfect veg?" - and campaign to save them from being wasted.

They get same money being sold in retail packs as they do when they go to processors who keel them for ready meals, schools, etc etc, only winners are the retailers who need extra profit as you the consumer do not buy the regular ones with the same profit margin.

Don't the wonky fruit and vegetables get sold in the markets?

Now I know what's wrong with my bowling.

You can buy veg like this for peanuts if you near farm shops, it is yet another way of supermarkets raking it all in, 25kg for £1 where as this is £9.66 for the same. (you can get smaller bags too before you all comment) This just illustrates how they play people like fiddles whilst making you feel good thinking you are helping the farmer and stopping landfill or ploughing back into the fields.

Superb post Thanks OP :smiley: Now to get this labelled and for people to recognise that it is normal not wonky

onion bhajis !

Stop please with all these jokes now ,,in fact that's shallot

And, more importantly, tastes the same! :smiley:

Bought a pack on Sunday thinking maybe there going to do this for other wonky veg,seems Jamie and Hughie double barreled going on about the waste might be getting through to the Supermarkets?

The farm shops near me don't give you 25 kilos of onions for a quid. Where do you do your shopping - 1962?

have to give it to William Chase - the vodka man - started business with wonky spuds - tyrells crisps

http://www.theguardian.com/business/2011/jul/21/william-chase-tyrrells-crisps-founder-friday-interview

Wonky carrots, onions and potatoes bought tried and thumbs up. Absolutely fine. Well done Morrisons, keep it up, could do with more Wonky veg at these prices.

Oh No!!! Next thing celebrity chefs will start using them, like the did with chicken wings & skirt of beef. Thr=ey will become 'Luxury foods@ like snails in garlic did!!! :P

Got the wonky potato and all looked regular to me

'wonky' 'perfect' We should be boycotting the stereotyping of veg! It Is neither wonky or perfect shaped. it is just veg!! costs the same to produce, should cost the same to buy. It grows naturally in all different shapes, colours and sizes and gets chopped up, put in a pan and eaten.

Was it the EU laws where we was not allowed to sell wonky fruit and vegetables?