Spotted this on facebook and thought i'd share, might be worth looking out for if your going into the store this week.
Asda are giving them away as part of their Love Food Hate Waste campaign.
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Pootled
21 Aug 17#1
Hopefully in my local Asda.
scottz17
21 Aug 17#2
Intrigued to know how these work? :nerd:
Oneday77 to scottz17
21 Aug 17#3
I'm more interested in what the hell is it.
brychris
21 Aug 17#4
I went on Asda FB page and 99.9% of the shoppers haven't seen any of these nor did I when I went to Asda this morning
Oneday77
21 Aug 17#5
Now I've looked closer, I see what it is. When you expose the end of your cucumber. This prevents it getting juice all over the place. Probably keeps the smell in and the rot out too.
woldranger
21 Aug 17#6
So these reduce food waste by producing gimmicky rubbish that will end up getting binned? Hmm. You could always just put your fruit in a container.....
ziggycj to woldranger
22 Aug 17#15
If you'll just throw it then just don't take it in the first place. These could be useful for reducing waster for people who will actually use them.
woldranger to ziggycj
22 Aug 17#16
I've zero intention of taking one of these, any would anyone? Just use a regular container with a flat base, or a small plate or bowl. Pointless.
19DembaBa19
21 Aug 17#7
I normally put the Fruits and veg in the fridge and it always goes black
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Asda are giving them away as part of their Love Food Hate Waste campaign.
All comments (20)
When you expose the end of your cucumber. This prevents it getting juice all over the place. Probably keeps the smell in and the rot out too.