Mother's day this Sunday too. Why not treat her to a bunch?

It seems Aldi price is 29p.

HUKD is delightfully bonkers, at one end you've got people justifying £1000 for a new phone, at the other you've got people who think 70p is a bit much for a cauliflower :laughing:

Our farm shop is 3 for £1. Larger too than these tiny things.

I think you should be thinking more along the lines of it's 'carbon footprint'.

You might find a snake in these specially when price is low :P

Seems I have found where are the smart-**** hang out, the cauliflower thread ... have a good weekend guys.

^ yeah, this. The pineapple has travelled further yes, but it hasn't done it in first class on a virgin atlantic flight.

It's such a big socioeconomic question that it can't just be explained away with "pineapple travel further so expensive yes?"

Because the cost of living here is more expensive for the farmers and the level of maintenance is much more intensive for crops in colder climates. Plus the cost of harvesting the crop is much more here..

But, jokes aside, I think it's reasonable to question why an in season British grown vegetable is more expensive than a fruit that might have been shipped several thousand miles. Intuitively, it doesn't seem quite right, does it?

Just saying they are still overpriced. When you can buy a Pineapple from Aldi at the minute, which has been shipped half way round the world, for 45p. Cauliflowers should be no more than 40p imo.

"Heard" about this deal :wink:

yep that's a bit expensive

bought a lovely one the other day from our local fruit & veg shop for 59p

Cauliflower wars....... :laughing:

What's with all the cauliflower deals.
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Will be calling this site hotcauliflowerdeals soon by the looks of it :confused:

Cold. Still too expensive for in season/bumper crop British veg....I bought a nice one from Lidl a couple of weeks back and that was 59p.

Mother's day this Sunday too. Why not treat her to a bunch?