Anyone here tried the wonky veg available in Aldi?
Tesco is selling them now I think.
Personally I think it's a good idea and I use them often.
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Re: Wonky Veg
Same nutrition, less cost, better value.
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Re: Wonky Veg
Vegetables, like other things that grow in the wild, should be random and individual.
It's the supermarkets that ensured uniformity but that comes at a price.
If wonky vegetables are nice to eat, then why not, it's a natural way to eat them.
It's the supermarkets that ensured uniformity but that comes at a price.
If wonky vegetables are nice to eat, then why not, it's a natural way to eat them.