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Tesco fruit - crap
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Never had any problems with Tesco's fruit, but have had rotten fruit from Sainsbury's. I have had plums go from being hard to being rotten without ever being ripe!0
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I've got to admit, the strawberries from Tesco do go bad quite quickly in my experience, Even when stored in the fridge (unless that's what's causing it). I never have a problem with apples and oranges from there though.This is my signature. There are many like it, but this one is mine.0
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runninglea wrote: »I agree apples and satsumas bought last week only lasted 2 days before I couldnt eat them.
Went to aldi yesterday for this weeks fruit - seem much better! Just eaten a pink lady apple - very nice and £1.79 for 6 against tesco £2.79
How do apples become inedible in just 2 days???"You were only supposed to blow the bl**dy doors off!!"0 -
Tesco's fruit always been fine for me, how odd. I prefer to buy from the greengrocer's though but sometimes Tesco is just more convenient.0
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scottishblondie wrote: »Nope, my fruit from Tesco is fine. I'm still working on apples from 2 weeks ago.
Same here..If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales0 -
Bananas can apparantly cause other fruit to ripen quicker if they are next to each other, that added to the warm weather we have had recently may be the problem:hello: Hiya, I'm single mom, avid moneysaver and freecycler, sometimes :huh: but definatly0
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chocdonuty wrote: »Bananas can apparantly cause other fruit to ripen quicker if they are next to each other, that added to the warm weather we have had recently may be the problem
Its not a apparent. Its a fact:D
Even verne kay said it on the radio. His dad used to run (may still do) a fruit and veg shop and he worked there when a kid.
Have heard it from other sources as well and keep my bananas away from the fruit as well.
Not sure if the process is speeded up when banana are riper as well.0 -
chocdonuty wrote: »Bananas can apparantly cause other fruit to ripen quicker if they are next to each other, that added to the warm weather we have had recently may be the problem:happyhear0
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Another sufferer from fluffy strawberry syndrome here...can't say I've noticed a problem with other fruit but the strawberries are a nightmare loads of times0
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strawberries are the worst for that from tesco, and broccoli. I complained and got £15 card from them, and the manager said he would look into ways of avoiding in future.0
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