I know this has been posted before but not recently, this is however the first time I have seen such a selection of different wonky items together in store, My local store had all these as an end of aisle display, and quality was really good
Carrots 1kg 35p
Parsnips 500g 52p,
Onions 1Kg 42p,
Savoy Cabbage 44p each
2.5kg Potatoes £1.12 (White & Red)
Also had bags of wonky baby potatoes but I didn't notice the price of them. No wonky fruit unfortunately thou
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kimclifton21
24 Sep 163#11
Would encourage everyone to buy "wonky" to prove to Morrisons that non-perfect veg will sell & they should stop rejecting so much of what farmers produce
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amarone82
24 Sep 16#1
I am buying wonky potatoes last few times. maris piper . in begging I was sceptical for this offer . but is more than ok.
dreamsofubuntu
24 Sep 16#2
Cheers will take a look on payday :smiley:
LocoMoFo9999
24 Sep 16#3
The other half is partial to a bit of wonky.
za123
24 Sep 161#4
Your text here z
rmaee
24 Sep 16#5
The carrots are allways bent and most of Morrison's fruit and veg are allways bad and poor quality so go to ASDA for better fruit and veg. all so Asda have green grapes and pineapples and apples at only 50p.
goldy12 to rmaee
24 Sep 161#6
Never mind, you don't seem to have much luck with anything, do you, Only ever seen negative comments from you, unless it's on your own deals
djames108
24 Sep 161#7
check out miss Marple :smile::smile:
djjonze
24 Sep 16#8
Courgettes too, one big one small but about 60p for both, perfectly fine
merrymaid
24 Sep 162#9
i bought the wonky carrots today,great value and couldn't tell any different from my usual carrots.
goldy12 to merrymaid
24 Sep 16#10
Me too, I bought all wonky veg for tomorrows dinner, Carrots, Parsnips, Potatoes and Cabbage , all good quality and not really wonky at all, just varying sizes with a few blemishes here and there. Under £2.50 and dinner sorted ( apart from the meat ) I thought it was a good deal which is why I posted it.
far to merrymaid
25 Sep 16#18
I can - they're enormous! Way better value than the standard carrots, such a shame our Morrisons seems to run out of them so quickly too :disappointed:
kimclifton21
24 Sep 163#11
Would encourage everyone to buy "wonky" to prove to Morrisons that non-perfect veg will sell & they should stop rejecting so much of what farmers produce
bigbargainbear
25 Sep 161#12
So Morrison wonky veg is now slightly more expensive than Lidl and Aldi's normal veg
spullot to bigbargainbear
25 Sep 16#13
Your maths isn't very good then. Here are the prices at Aldi, notice they are more expensive...
Good old Brussels and the EU Power machine aboloshing 'wonky' veg years ago plus other laws forced upon us (pesticides, items not allowed to be sold in pounds and ounces). Another reason why I voted Leave. :wink:
muz379 to grahamfromoldham
25 Sep 16#16
Lol not sure if serious or trolling .
FYI The regulations dictating standards on appearance ,colour , size etc of fruit and veg got dropped by the EU in 2009 . Since then Its good wholesome British supermarkets like Tescos , Sainsburys ,Morrisons and Asda which have been upholding the standards by rejecting anything other than perfect class 1 fruit and veg .
As for pounds and ounces do you really think we are going to go back to those measures after we leave ?
djames108 to grahamfromoldham
25 Sep 16#17
dont forger, we will simply be swapping one set of rules for another, 1 set of self serving Muppets for another. Nowt much will change :wink:
1on4
25 Sep 16#15
It might be my local but every time I've bought wonky veg from there it always ends up being low quality and on its way out.
I couldn't use a single onion from the last bag :disappointed:
merrymaid
25 Sep 16#19
as long as it all edible it doesn't matter what shape it is .
familysaver
26 Sep 16#20
Our local Asda is more like red light area of Amsterdam. Who knows where wonky veg has been
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Opening post
Carrots 1kg 35p
Parsnips 500g 52p,
Onions 1Kg 42p,
Savoy Cabbage 44p each
2.5kg Potatoes £1.12 (White & Red)
Also had bags of wonky baby potatoes but I didn't notice the price of them. No wonky fruit unfortunately thou
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All comments (20)
Carrots 41p
Parsnips 59p
Onions 55p
Savoy cabbage 55p
2.5kg Potatoes £1.15
FYI The regulations dictating standards on appearance ,colour , size etc of fruit and veg got dropped by the EU in 2009 . Since then Its good wholesome British supermarkets like Tescos , Sainsburys ,Morrisons and Asda which have been upholding the standards by rejecting anything other than perfect class 1 fruit and veg .
As for pounds and ounces do you really think we are going to go back to those measures after we leave ?
I couldn't use a single onion from the last bag :disappointed: