Would you buy these?

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby

"Sounds like some pretty ugly stuff, Stees. Ugh. You shop for groceries at Loblaws?"

"ole gb" agrees with aranya....

you've already revealed yer character...


say what you will...

Originally posted by rookie54
you've already revealed yer character...


say what you will...

Originally posted by aranya10
Value freshness rather than shape.

When there's only one budget option there's only one decision.
Each of us reveals our character in every word we type.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Originally posted by aranya10
Value freshness rather than shape.

When there's only one budget option there's only one decision.
Each of us reveals our character in every word we type.

Yes and wouldn't we characters be boring as all get out if we were all the same type.

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Yes and wouldn't we characters be boring as all get out if we were all the same type.

Yep. Now you're preaching to the Produce Department Choir. GBS sing Tenor or Alto with Vibrato? lol

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Misshapen veggies and fruit that's "too small". Being sold at 30% discount by Canadian grocer store chain Loblaws....www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-waterloo/loblaws-sells.

I always buy those, and our vegetables normally don't look like the ones they think are quality A, but ours taste well 🙂

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No, just bred as thoroughly as an asthmatic bulldog and then the few odd ones left over are picked out and tossed away. And all because of the supermarkets who are now pretending to be all virtuous and green about it.
If you really want to do something for farmers and proper vegetables, but your veg from a real greengrocer, if possible at the weekly market.

Originally posted by rookie54
why are they evil???
because some folks will pay more for the pretty ones???
how is this a bad thing???


ole gb will buy the pretty ones, at double the price...

They're evil because they a. pay ha'pence to the farmers, and b. force you to buy the pretty ones for pounds, by not even offering the ugly ones any more.