How much does this cost? (One born every minute...)

Albumen · Jan 26, 2016

Thats the worst veg box I've ever seen. It should be probably £3 for the veg and £6 for the fruit. If you're charged anywhere past a tenner they've had you.
The veg boxes I've had in the past are £6.50 but about 3 times the amount there, will interesting veg as well as the basics you've got there.

Driver8 · Jan 26, 2016

About £3 from the fruit and veg stall in Liverpool.

Bozza · Jan 26, 2016

edna krabappel said:
Have you already eaten some of the contents, or is that it?

Looks a bit...erm...underwhelming to me.

That's as it comes. It's always in two crates. Perhaps if they used one, and it would always fit, it would look better.

£9.00 is the answer. As I say - not expensive and I'm happy to support local farms. They could just be buying it at Tesco though and splitting it into boxes and delivering it.

phoenix · Jan 26, 2016

£9 from me.

Kalimantan Gull · Jan 26, 2016

Looks a bit supermarket-y to me. carrots are all a bit too perfect in shape.

swindonseagull · Jan 26, 2016

£9

?

Jesus H I think you have been 'had'

Go to Aldi. probably £3 the lot.

Satsumas, melons and grapes 'local' produce? must be warmer in Sussex....

Return of the Rev · Jan 26, 2016

Bozza said:
That's as it comes. It's always in two crates. Perhaps if they used one, and it would always fit, it would look better.

£9.00 is the answer. As I say - not expensive and I'm happy to support local farms. They could just be buying it at Tesco though and splitting it into boxes and delivering it.

Would expect to feed 6 people veggie curry for £9!

dazzer6666 · Jan 26, 2016

Bozza said:
That's as it comes. It's always in two crates. Perhaps if they used one, and it would always fit, it would look better.

£9.00 is the answer. As I say - not expensive and I'm happy to support local farms. They could just be buying it at Tesco though and splitting it into boxes and delivering it.

Ok, I am going to buy £9 worth of fruit and veg next time I am in town and stick a picture on here..........

knocky1 · Jan 26, 2016

I'm going to stick a picture on of a years produce from my 2 allotments. Organic, too. I could do you a small box for about £20 a week [MENTION=6886]Bozza[/MENTION] or anyone else.

LlcoolJ · Jan 26, 2016

Do they do eggs with shit and feathers on too?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afY4v0y4fL4

driller · Jan 26, 2016

£9.00?

Do I win a prize if I am right?

skipper734 · Jan 26, 2016

Frozen fruit and veg, plus spuds £3.

Blue3 · Jan 26, 2016

Rabeen said:
£6.50?

This

SIMMO SAYS · Jan 26, 2016

knocky1 said:
I'm going to stick a picture on of a years produce from my 2 allotments. Organic, too. I could do you a small box for about £20 a week [MENTION=6886]Bozza[/MENTION] or anyone else.

This reminds me of a tale my grandmother told me fifty years ago.

For years the neighbour over the garden wall gave her loads of tomatoes/veg and very big and tasty they were too.

Then early one morning as she visited the outside privy, she noticed said neighbour emptying the contents of his china potty onto his vegetable patch :ohmy:

SIMMO SAYS · Jan 26, 2016

driller said:
£9.00?

Do I win a prize if I am right?

You may, only if you apply for the £33 million right away :moo:

AmexRuislip · Jan 26, 2016

Kalimantan Gull said:
Looks a bit supermarket-y to me. carrots are all a bit too perfect in shape.

I agree, it looks like from a supermarket to me.
A lot of theese boxes come with a bit of dirt, especially from the pots.
Abel & Cole charge up to £26 for a box.
Its easier to have an allotment, no clingfilm on your spuds

GingerBeerMan · Jan 26, 2016

IMO everything's to nice to be locally produced. Look at the onions and mushrooms, they're perfect.

edna krabappel · Jan 26, 2016

Bozza said:
That's as it comes. It's always in two crates. Perhaps if they used one, and it would always fit, it would look better.

£9.00 is the answer. As I say - not expensive and I'm happy to support local farms. They could just be buying it at Tesco though and splitting it into boxes and delivering it.

Well, knowing as I do that you're big fan of your vegetables, I've got some beans here you might be interested in. Don't tell anybody else, but they're...magic.

SIMMO SAYS · Jan 26, 2016

GingerBeerMan said:
IMO everything's to nice to be locally produced. Look at the onions and mushrooms, they're perfect.

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