Well it says on the label they're British. So that narrows it down a bit. :wink:
smokedog
3 Jun 174#14
That explains it. I saw a 6 year old girls push her little scooter loaded with large boxes of strawberries. She must be a HUKD member.
Error440
3 Jun 174#4
Good the Spanish ones are terrible which is probably why they are normally cheaper
basil1234 to mk8
3 Jun 173#20
really what a pile of horse shlte!
they spray them with m&s sparkle lol
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Error440
3 Jun 17#1
What country are they grown in?
d1gger to Error440
3 Jun 176#2
Well it says on the label they're British. So that narrows it down a bit. :wink:
martinjayandben to Error440
3 Jun 172#3
Hertfordshire on my trays I got this morning!
kidrock123 to Error440
4 Jun 17#40
London
Error440
3 Jun 174#4
Good the Spanish ones are terrible which is probably why they are normally cheaper
sto1
3 Jun 171#5
These are grown under glass ans tasteless
seaniboy to sto1
3 Jun 17#28
Nonsense, Tayside & Perthshire do poly tunnels, glass is for Hertfordshire where they can afford the premium glass roofed tat price out of high season :wink:
cburns
3 Jun 171#6
Can't beat a bit of warm fresh air....makes everything grow better :wink:
pookynuts
3 Jun 171#7
Had some of these - Hertfordshire grown and taste good.
thomasrykala
3 Jun 171#8
mine Kent. they're sweet
keefmil
3 Jun 171#9
Apparently they were £4 before.
The other strawberries they sell are £2 for 400g, so bargain!
goldy12
3 Jun 171#10
Good price will give them a try.
So far this year I haven't bought strawberries from anywhere that aren't either hard or totally tasteless, even splashed out on some Morrisons Best ones last week because they were reduced to £1.60, but they weren't much better than the standard ones..
khirsah to goldy12
4 Jun 171#47
I've had similar experiences however recently tried M&S and they were a revelation. Only tried it as had a free sample of eton mess in a store and couldn't believe how nice they were, British too. Been buying them a few weeks now as like to have 3 chopped up on my morning cereal and they are mega every time. Not had one minging one whereas often I find theres one with a insect hole or where its a bit mushed up. definitely worth paying for.
seaniboy
3 Jun 171#11
Hope my store have em, struggling to keep 600g £3 tubs in stock hundreds of 400g £2 ones though last few months.
Gollywood
3 Jun 17#12
Still £4 at mine....
pookynuts
3 Jun 17#13
Loads at lincoln as a man sampling them at the door
smokedog
3 Jun 174#14
That explains it. I saw a 6 year old girls push her little scooter loaded with large boxes of strawberries. She must be a HUKD member.
Going_Digital
3 Jun 171#15
Probably tasteless Elsanta variety.
swatty78 to Going_Digital
3 Jun 17#16
bought a tray yesterday and they are beaut!
athunder
3 Jun 171#17
Bought a tray today, kent ones, nicest we've had for a long time, wish I'd got 2 packs.
ewan231210
3 Jun 171#18
Bought a tray yesterday, grown in Perth and they were lovely, all done now :smiley:
seaniboy to ewan231210
3 Jun 17#25
I have a feeling Tues I will be strawberry free after breakfast :laughing:
Strawberries are great for digestive system, I eat them daily :smile: unless you are allergic to the seeds that is lol thankfully one of the few I'm not :wink:
mk8
3 Jun 171#19
Out of the supermarkets, M&S are the only ones taste of anything.
basil1234 to mk8
3 Jun 173#20
really what a pile of horse shlte!
they spray them with m&s sparkle lol
seaniboy
3 Jun 17#21
Crazy Tesco - Extra none, Metro none, the little poo Express LOADS! Bought 2 :smiley:
ozodimal to seaniboy
4 Jun 171#57
Thanks for the tip! Extra were £5/Kg (in 400g and 600g punnets), but two of these £3/Kg trays were at my Express, and RTC so only £2.19! :smile:
seaniboy
3 Jun 17#22
EAT ME!
:smirk:
blugardian to seaniboy
4 Jun 17#37
What it doesn't say on the "British " label is ( Please eat within 12hrs or the fruit becomes a rotting smoothie ). Had to return £2 tub in the picture 5-6x in last few months as they begin to disintegrate. After being accused of having a dodgy fridge by the dep. Manager the fruit stacker told me the delivery drivers are told to reduce the temp of their vans to make more deliveries then it hits the warm store!
Tesco/Asda Meat and Fish, Lidl/Aldi Fruit and Veg, Sorted.
seaniboy
3 Jun 17#23
Kincardineshire & Perthshire, shame they traveled via Livingston depot, but more local than Spain LOL
mk8
3 Jun 17#24
Whatever they spray them with it works...
seaniboy
3 Jun 17#26
This isn't any lemonade this is M&S premium fed lemons lemonade...
:laughing::laughing::laughing:
thewolf8u
3 Jun 171#27
Bought these and ate the lot after lunch....proper good you can tell they are in season
seaniboy to thewolf8u
3 Jun 17#29
AFTER lunch? Lol
I'm gonna be eating them for days :smile:
thewolf8u
3 Jun 17#30
Nom nom nom...
lynseycorrie
3 Jun 17#31
Pitsea Tesco had 1kg trays of cherries for £4 too
gbharatkumar
3 Jun 17#32
very tasty I must say :sunglasses:
pinkiprincess
3 Jun 17#33
Yum
bytemaster
4 Jun 171#34
Look out for Centennial, sometimes labelled as Malling Centennial. First saw these at M&S, but also at Morrisons. These have excellent flavour.
hunnybunny2
4 Jun 17#35
How sad is that so many people never even tried proper strawberries. Most of the junk in our supermarkets only look good and smell nice.
fr3dy77_sp33d
4 Jun 17#36
bought 2 kg cherries & found this strawberries next to it, eventually bought 2 kg as well. must say the strawberry is very nice, plump and sweet. but very dissapointed with the cherries. it's not the usual cherry, it is market grade, not firm and not as sweet as the usual cherries from tesco.
kimyt11
4 Jun 17#38
Got mine today. Thanjs
seaniboy
4 Jun 17#39
What it doesn't say on the "British " label is ( Please eat within 12hrs or the fruit becomes a rotting smoothie ). Had to return £2 tub in the picture 5-6x in last few months as they begin to disintegrate. After being accused of having a dodgy fridge by the dep. Manager the fruit stacker told me the delivery drivers are told to reduce the temp of their vans to make more deliveries then it hits the warm store!
Tesco/Asda Meat and Fish, Lidl/Aldi Fruit and Veg, Sorted This ?
:wink: Sorry Tory England doesn't deserve cheap premium food, you get what you pay/vote for! :laughing::laughing: love to you all :smirk:
Mathaeus
4 Jun 17#41
Just bought a smoothie machine.. perfect :smiley:
blugardian
4 Jun 17#42
Be sure to buy the 16 pack of toilet roll with Tesco's strawberries!
Cantona007
4 Jun 17#43
The tesco Imperfectly perfect strawberries van be nice but very hit and miss. Sometimes they can be small, small and taste very nice but other times can be huge and taste like plastic.
Why can't this country ever produce decent strawberries?
mrmarks1
4 Jun 171#44
A big problem is that many of the best tasting varieties don't travel or keep well so they use ones that do. Go out and buy some plants today. You won't regret it.
sirgader
4 Jun 171#45
If you live anywhere near Aldi and prefer smaller increments of your strawberry indulgence theirs work £3.40 a kilo in 400g punnets.
Wolfylee to sirgader
4 Jun 17#46
I got some British strawberries from Aldi the other day and they were miles better than the ones we got from Tesco. They tasted of strawberries for a start...
SuperMariosDad
4 Jun 17#48
I normally despise all the pathetic grocery deals but this is actually a good one. That's a lot of goodness for £3. Thanks for sharing
helendupree
4 Jun 17#49
Ones in sevenoaks were really watery. Wouldn't bother
secretmsg
4 Jun 17#50
very sweet and tasty
HelloKitty88
4 Jun 17#51
bought a box in London and it wasn't very sweet and very watery.
hussainmustansr
4 Jun 17#52
In Aldi i bought them even cheeper
TheLawly
4 Jun 171#53
Reading these comments, my feelings are that leaving the EU will be a good thing in many ways! A welcome back to the good old BRITISH TASTEE FOOODDD, no foreign tasteless crap!! Bring it on!!! :man::smile::D
Suzy.Q.231
4 Jun 17#54
Great post, thanks
Lovely quality.
I got some a bit back from Morrisons which were £3.25 and not a kilo, just under.
One tip for everyone with Strawberries
Suzy.Q.231
4 Jun 17#55
Sorry, it didn't copy it all.
Store the strawberries
mcfatty
4 Jun 17#56
The Sonata ones are generally sweeter than the Malling Centenary from my testing. Most others at the moment are similar to the Elsanta crap - only way they are gonna be sweet is to macerate them.
seaniboy
4 Jun 17#58
Yet most the fresh stuff will be expensive making us reliant on inexpensive (well cheapest after Brexit) nasty mass produced full of crap food*stuffs* the tax revenue will need to pay £990 million a month to NHS Private contracts.
Back to pickling boring UK foods :/
what a crock of poo
#inthenationalinterest
JGeoff
4 Jun 17#59
Picked some up for £1.80, from a local Express, in the reduced section. As if £3 wasn't cheap enough! Heat
seaniboy
5 Jun 17#60
Perfect nick, more for tonight and breakfast/lunch and only £1.80
Opening post
£3 in-store
@ Tesco
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they spray them with m&s sparkle lol
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The other strawberries they sell are £2 for 400g, so bargain!
So far this year I haven't bought strawberries from anywhere that aren't either hard or totally tasteless, even splashed out on some Morrisons Best ones last week because they were reduced to £1.60, but they weren't much better than the standard ones..
Strawberries are great for digestive system, I eat them daily :smile: unless you are allergic to the seeds that is lol thankfully one of the few I'm not :wink:
they spray them with m&s sparkle lol
:smirk:
Tesco/Asda Meat and Fish, Lidl/Aldi Fruit and Veg, Sorted.
:laughing::laughing::laughing:
I'm gonna be eating them for days :smile:
Tesco/Asda Meat and Fish, Lidl/Aldi Fruit and Veg, Sorted
This ?
:wink: Sorry Tory England doesn't deserve cheap premium food, you get what you pay/vote for! :laughing::laughing: love to you all :smirk:
Why can't this country ever produce decent strawberries?
Lovely quality.
I got some a bit back from Morrisons which were £3.25 and not a kilo, just under.
One tip for everyone with Strawberries
Store the strawberries
Back to pickling boring UK foods :/
what a crock of poo
#inthenationalinterest