#40

Tomatoes in the fridge. You
Monster

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#42

Ffs japes

#43

:banana::snowflake::white_check_mark:

#44

Tomato ketchup: #fridge

I know its technically a fruit, but I think its relevant for this thread.

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#45

:tomato: :arrow_right: :snowflake: :arrow_right: :poop:

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#46

So we’re agreed, veg trolleys are exclusively for the edward norton in fight clubs of the world
no you didn’t

#47

I saw that apostrophe

#48

if there’s space i keep all y veg in the fridge and my veg lasts longer than yours, damn right it’s fresher than yours, i could use it all now, but i like to buy in bulk so as to get the best deals.

#49

Does my head in that onions go in the chill section of the Ocado van.

I’m sure all the condensation,etc makes them go manky a lot quicker.

I would like to know other supermarkets’ method of transportation for onions. I’m sure they should be an ambient item.

#50

Also:

Eggs: Fridge

#51

Imagine putting eggs in the fridge

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#52

Next you’ll be saying tomatoes go in the fruit bowl.

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#53

I don’t think squash and pumpkins are root vegetables. Aren’t they like gourds or something? Cba to look it up. Either way they do not belong in the fridge.

#54

Potatoes - not in fridge. New Potatoes = fridge.

#55

But if you like them too long do you find that at the bottom of your cupboard there could be a collection of
Your gourd juice
I’d do anything for you

#56

ooooh interesting

#57

yeah you’re right - they are gourds (as they grow above ground). My mistake. (But yes, they’re not for the fridge)

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#58

Erm, did everyone miss this?

#59

If I buy a squash it will be for a particular reason and it will be all used up for that reason so extended storage not an issue. Never buy pumpkin.

#60

I wouldn’t put peppers in the fridge. Dunno why.

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