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[email protected] 25-01-2011 04:21 AM

Speaking of apples
 
My local Woolies store had only Granny Smith apples today. I am hoping local feedback has
dissuaded them from stocking the crappy Chinese product.


SG1[_3_] 25-01-2011 05:50 AM

Speaking of apples
 

wrote in message
...
My local Woolies store had only Granny Smith apples today. I am hoping
local feedback has
dissuaded them from stocking the crappy Chinese product.


Good old GS a really great apple if not ripe or sunburnt. My ab fav is
Johnathon but very hard to get as keeping is not one of their qualities.





loosecanon 25-01-2011 09:47 AM

Speaking of apples
 

"SG1" wrote in message
...

wrote in message
...
My local Woolies store had only Granny Smith apples today. I am hoping
local feedback has
dissuaded them from stocking the crappy Chinese product.


Good old GS a really great apple if not ripe or sunburnt. My ab fav is
Johnathon but very hard to get as keeping is not one of their qualities.





my absolute favourite also. Only a few shops stock them here in WA and only
for the limited season. As they are the universal pollinator of apples they
should get more cred than they do. Number 2 is Fuji. Number 3 sunripened
Granny. Perfumed apples leave me cold.



RRichardD 28-01-2011 08:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by (Post 910944)
My local Woolies store had only Granny Smith apples today. I am hoping local feedback has
dissuaded them from stocking the crappy Chinese product.

Only one variety of apple at Woollies ??? That's a bit rough. Are you in the flood affected areas with limited supply ?

[email protected] 28-01-2011 08:16 PM

Speaking of apples
 
On Fri, 28 Jan 2011 08:34:17 +0000, RRichardD
wrote:

My local Woolies store had only Granny Smith apples today. I am hoping
local feedback has
dissuaded them from stocking the crappy Chinese product.


Only one variety of apple at Woollies ??? That's a bit rough. Are you in
the flood affected areas with limited supply ?


Nope, N/W Sydney.


RRichardD 30-01-2011 04:03 PM

I'm near Perth. I gave up shopping for f&v at WW years ago and now just use a few good local grocers. They always have the variety and freshness. "Woolworths the Fresh Food people" slogan has been a bad joke for ages.

FarmI 31-01-2011 02:58 AM

Speaking of apples
 
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My local Woolies store had only Granny Smith apples today. I am hoping
local feedback has
dissuaded them from stocking the crappy Chinese product.


Did you wonder about when apples are harvested?



Bloke Down The Pub 31-01-2011 03:05 PM

Speaking of apples
 

"FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote in message
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wrote in message
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My local Woolies store had only Granny Smith apples today. I am hoping
local feedback has
dissuaded them from stocking the crappy Chinese product.


Did you wonder about when apples are harvested?


This past weekend I wondered when citrus fruit was harvested. No matter
where I looked the citrus was imported from the USA and I thought they were
under several feet of snow.

Mike




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