LIDL: They Are TRICKING Customers
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If the supermarkets can fix their trollies to make more money for them. Why can't the supermarkets fix their trollies to go in the direction we want.
@@Robotadeptthat’s really not the reason otherwise all trolleys would all be defective wouldn’t they
@@Robotadept no not at all
😂😂😂 brilliant 👏
So that's why they are always pulling me towards the Booze aisle 🤔🤔
😂😂
I am a supermarkets nightmare. I go in get what I want pay and leave
In cash ? 😊
Here,here.
Me too mate in out. C ya😂
Always said prices are entrapment bring them to book
Me too, pay cash!
We were caught out by their parking cameras . While shopping at Christmas last year we spent over £180 on middle isle stuff and food . Two weeks later we received a demand for £45 which we naturally refused to pay , which then turned into £90 . We again refused to pay and the saga went back and forth for over 4 months until I sent a bill for £600 for admin charges and £500 for harassment . We are 77 and 75 respectively .
Disgusting
UK all over parking is a major crime if the powers that be concentrated on catching criminals. It would be better. Easy touch parking. Tenby South Beach pay and still get a fucking ticket at 05.20 Am. Stalking outrageous
Welcome to your retirement in UK. Its an absolute Disgrace
Horizon Parking covers Asda in Wolverhampton. They sent me penalty charge paperwork with two pictures of my vehicle and said I had overstayed by EIGHT hours. I had bought diesel and gone home, nothing more. I replied, saying I was contacting my union's legal department and told Horizon we would see them in court. They sent an apology and told me the charge had been cancelled.
@@trevorhoward7682similar happened to my sister. She parked in carpark and popped into Pets At Home, only being there ten minutes and left. She had forgotten something, so went back a few hours later, again parking in the same carpark. She received a parking fine stating she had overstayed the permitted time. Her car had been captured on camera the first time and captured again upon leaving the second time making it seem like she had parked there over three hours. What an absolute scam. She didn’t pay.
I think that all supermarkets are taking us for a ride lately!!!
How many people still use shopping lists and actually stick to them? Only *you* know what *you* want and if you're tempted to buy stuff you don't want (or need) then you're not doing it right.
Well, I do 😊. Also do not be hungry when doing shoping.
The trolley size and shaped angle 'con' is very weak. I do agree with the price placement though, it can be confusing at times
@@kiky2232I stick to my list as well unless I see something I had forgotten to write down.
Was going to bring this up. As I run low on an item I tell my Alexa to add it to my shopping list. That then goes on to my mobile phone. I stick to the list. Even though I'm a woman, unlike most I utterly detest shopping - of any kind. I like to make a beeline for what I need (not what I might like). Saves both time, money and nothing gets wasted.
@@Pythonaria I write a list, pay by cash only and enjoy shopping. Can't be too many men that enjoy it, but for some odd reason I do.
They used to give you a money voucher for when you spent more than £50, then £100, £150 etc ... all of a sudden no money voucher just vouchers for crap you don't need.
I used to do shop-fitting in Morrisons and every year they didn’t want you in the store working at the end of November,anyway we had to go in at the end of November one year and the staff were busy all night changing the price labels for the run up to Christmas increasing the prices on everything for the Christmas rip off which I thought was disgusting.
Do they honestly think that people don’t notice?
Also at lidl when I've qualified for a free gift ,it's always been out of stock .
Ohhhh yes!! It's not just me then?!! lol
After seeing an ad for something at B&Q i raced to my local store only to find out they had sold the only one they had at that price.
As an older person , I have to shop to my budget, and regardless of any silly tricks Lidl use , it is still the cheapest food store ,also their products are pretty good. Also i read that they get their chickens from the same farms as M&S!
My understanding is bananas are always shipped green due to their relatively short shelf life. Otherwise a cargo hold full of ripe bananas would be rotten before they arrive. Bananas also naturally produce ethylene gas which causes them to ripen and as I understand it, the banana trade has used introducing ethylene gas for years as a method of ensuring bananas arrive ripe on the shelf.
Hence the phrase” up the Clyde on a banana boat” where the bananas went for ripening
True. It is better that bananas are firm, otherwise transporting them by lorry, unloading them at various destinations will bruise 😅them so badly that they would be unfit to be delivered to shops.
Yeap always shipped green else thed go of on the container boat on way over
They do the same with apples from New Zealand.
Keep ya bananas warm to slow ripening..
I dont care if the trolley is size of a wagon, i always only get what i want/need..not rocket science. As for the rest, all these places are on con in some form or another.
I never buy vegetables in LIDI unless I am using them immediately ,they go quicker then a roll of happy shopper toilet paper.
So it's not my imagination then?
Same here, Lidl and Aldi fruit and veg doesn’t keep very well, personally I don’t think their stock rotation system works when the new stuff gets put on top of the old. It may be more expensive but Co-op fruit and veg is always good.
I thought I imagined it, fruit and veg go OFF so quickly from Lidl!!
I've stopped buying so called fresh. I stick to frozen.
Personally a larger trolley wouldn't make me feel as if I have to buy more products and a discerning shopper would soon find relevant sale price for an item. Lidls is a business that has to make a profit but I don't find them to be over pricey like some other supermarkets.
1953streeky... Apart from maybe 2 or 3 items, lidl is cheaper + better quantities in some cases, than anyone else. Good practice is to shop at lidl, then get stuff they don't stock elsewhere (or not)... I have a young mum neighbour, who if lidl don't stock it, she doesn't buy it
Exactly, a bigger trolley has never made me buy more, I do a list of what I need, buy the stuff I chose then leave. I only use Lidl for a few things like milk ,bread that has run out in the week, I've never done a full main shop there.
I've had tomatoes from Lidl that were alright when I bought them but never made it through the night, woke up to them mushy and wearing a fur coat. Had to give them a decent burial in the compost bin.
I was under the impression bananas have always been harvested unripe!🤔
Me too, once bought a Caribbean quick meal which specified contains green bananas , could that be the way to eat bananas ?
My bug with the supermarkets, and Lidl is very culpable in this, is,, with their bagged fruit and veg. Every bag contains a couple of sub standard pieces you know will have to be thrown away.Their bags of lemons are very grotty, and bags of potatoes contain potatoes that used to be considered too small to be sold. I believe such potatoes went for animal feed. Who wants their fruit and veg in bags anyway? NOT ME.
Not me either
What we used to call "pig potatoes" lol. I get my fruit and veg from my local farm shop. I can choose which pieces I want, and know that any nets contain only sound items. I can have a chat and find out all the goss at the same time!
apples past there sale date. are not thrown away, the best few a then repacked with a new date. and you wonder why you have bad ones after three days.
I have bought 25 kg of potatoes from Amazon for £20. They are gorgeous potatoes, with no rotten ones like the Supermarket sell in their plastic bags. They came in a large sack, so they keep for weeks. Every bag of potatoes from the supermarket always has a rotten one in the bag. And they go to seed the next day !!!!
Nobody ever been to their local market day where the fruit and veg stall as a sign "don't handle the products " and the stall holder produces a bag from under the counter. ?
Has anyone noticed ,the supermarkets are slowly withdrawing the smaller shopping carts,so you have to use the larger ones hopping for more sales.
I have noticed this too. However, as a public transport user, I use the bags that I have taken rather than a trolley or basket. As I go around the store I place my items straight into my bags, that way I know exactly how much I can carry home and it limits my spending. Beat them at their own game😆
This sort of thing just backfires, The placing of price tags in lidl is misleading and when i got to the checkout I noticed the price difference i left it all and walked out as i had had enough that day and they never have enough staff on checkout compared to aldi. If shops annoy me i just won’t shop there. Im convinced that many of he people who run these companies have no idea about customers needs.
Shopping CART. Obviously this is coming from America as we call them trolleys.
They can make the carts as big as a shipping container if they want, I’ll still only buy what I need. I worked in retail all my life so know all their tricks.
It's not just Lidl that do these things! They ALL do exactly the same things!
I always use the small trolley and stack my groceries neatly. As there’s not a lot in the trolley most times I always know what I’m putting in there. A lot of times I use my trusty, reusable shopping bag, if it won’t fit in I can’t buy it. After all said and done they’re in business. If the customers don’t like Lidl then they can go to another supermarket that employs similar tactics.
I used to regularly shop at Aldi and had a shopping list printed in the order items were positioned in the store. So as soon as I entered the store I got exactly the items I wanted and no more which kept my bill lower. Every now and and again the store would decide to move some items to another location which infuriated me, so I pencilled in on the list where they had moved to. Once home I would get on my laptop and move the things on the list and print out a new shopping list… I did this for years and I’m guessing it saved me £££s. Nowadays I don’t bother as much…. I will add though that my shopping bill cost is always lower than when my partner goes shopping, which proves that being organised is a much cheaper way than not using a proper list at all… ✊
Great idea.
I tend to shop online, with a list. It's not so easy to browse, and I still try and avoid the part of the check out process where they're showing me the special offers. It does literally pay to work solely with a preplanned list and sticking to it.
Ya their bananas are terrible the plastic they are wrapped in in the boxes causes condensation which leads to rapid deteration, i stopped buying them they are a waste of money.
when I shop I have a list of my wants/needs. I stick to my list so these ploys have no effect.
We loved Lidl's and Aldi until the prices started going through the roof, many items doubling and trebling in price. Everything was fine until COVID-19 started then the prices started rising. We are pensioners on basic pension and our shopping bill has doubled. We tend to look for reduced items nearing their sell-by date. We don't buy very much meat now as we just can't afford it. We don't buy biscuits or cakes anymore and weekend treats are just to exspensive. We still see many people still filling up their trolleys. I suppose if couples are both working or have second pensions and have good wages they can afford to. This government has brought our country to its knees, they don't have to struggle with low wages so prices don't affect them. We have reached an us and them situation in this country and I can't see things changing in the future as prices are still rising despite what we are being told in the media.
I think generally right across the board, the big four always look for ways to entice you to buy ... it's really up to YOU to decide what you need, as opposed to what you want - and become a discerning shopper 👍👍 and pay with cash using a till with a human
#CashIsKing
Ever noticed how supermarkets always seem to run short on the smaller size trolleys but never the big ones ?
No, not at my locals.
Geez another one, that does not realise that there are more family's that shop at supermarkets than single people, it's about the numbers that's why there are more bigger trolleys than small ones.
@@andy70d35 you’ve failed to get the point, think about it logically, if they run out of small trolleys but not large ones then obviously they’ve got the ratio wrong. It’s that simple.
Ive become disabled, so i rely on supermarket deliveries. Bananas when ordered are so small. Even the cuts of meat or not really what i would normally pick up. Im now getting crap for the same price.
They can make the shopping carts whatever size they want. I will still buy only what I went into the shop to buy.
My Aldi had moved the whole biscuit aisle at the beginning of September only to replace them with Christmas products 😤
I should have done what read a lady had done on Reddit. Fill a huge trolley with the stuff, take it to the cashier then tell them to return it to the stockroom until Christmas is actually here.
LOL quality. That's what Victor Meldrew would have done.
😂😂😂😂
You shop around. Never stick with one store. Just started to use Home Bargain store. Wow what value. Worth a visit. We buy just certain items only. Boxes of Maxwell House cappachino sell for £2 60 in some stores. this store £1. Just one example.
Ripening fruit, particularly bananas using ethylene gas has been going on for at least 45 years to my knowledge as I worked for Geest importers that long ago. It is an excellent way of minimising food waste by staggering the ripening times of large quantities of fruit. To lengthen the time bananas keep try keeping them away from other fruits and separating them out. Fruit and vegetables produce ethylene gas naturally during the ripening process so storing fruits together will hasten the process. I keep bananas for a week this way separating them out in a cool shaded area in the kitchen.
Ethylene has been used since the ancient Egyptians, who would gash figs in order to stimulate ripening (wounding stimulates ethylene production by plant tissues).
There is no deceit just good practice to minimise waste.
Also separate the bananas and if u have a wee bit of spare plastic wrap? , wrap it round the end that was attached to the bunch .
They will lady a week or more according to her indoors
The problem is keeping the problem bananas away from the other bananas.
I noticed the scam when you buy a battery operated tool.
The tool is cheap, but they sell the battery and the charger both separately at inflated prices - so many folks caught out with that one!! 😅
Buy the tool scan internet for battery & charger common sense
I stopped using the loyalty app after i realised all their "20% off" deals were brand names and the own shops bland blend was still about half price of the deal. And their free sweets offers had all run out before I get to the store but should be available for the week.
I agree it’s rubbish, on the app if you spent £100 over time they used to give you a £2 voucher, now they only give a free cheap product, one that you wouldn’t normally buy, I gave up on their app immediately
A lot of supermarkets charge a £1 per trolley which I think is much better than 40p bag for life. I do a lot of shopping and amazed by how many people don’t look at prices or sizes and just put items into their trolley. Take a list then you know what you want and nothing else.
@@hamshackleton it is a joke
Ah it you who has 9 trolleys in garden , neighbours said you said they bargain at£1 💱
I don't think some of those things are quite what that guy says. Maybe a disgruntled employee? Imagine if the goods in the trolley rolled to the other end. It would make it far harder to control than it is already!
I regularly see signs in Tesco that make you think it’s an offer but guess what?
One was for bottles of Coke.
The sign read,
“Buy 2 for £1.98.
Single price 99p”
I've seen sainsbury charge more for 12 packs than 2 6 packs, go figure. We should always check the numbers.
I see Tesco doing the multi buy trick quite often, it’s usually cheaper to buy two or three singles than a “bargain” multipack
If a supermarket trolley sloped to the front, they wouldn't fit inside each other.
Exactly, all the supermarkets have similar trolleys for that reason
I like bananas too Andy. Generally buy 5-6 and keep them in my little (Tesco) net bag in the fridge. I pull one off per day. Sliced up with sliced grapes , dollop of ice cream and double cream. Naughty but nice.
I always thumbs up your videos before watching them because I know that what you are about to say always sets good with me. TY.
@rosemarydudley9954 I noticed where I shop that most of the vegetables are allegedly produced on a nice British country farm whose packaging does state that what they cannot produce themselves they will source fom elsewhere. You are even invited to visit the farm online. Funny that their packaging states place of origin and the majority is not produced on a British farm.
Lidil has had lables above for years its always been how they do it.
Another point is not putting sell-by dates on some products in order to cut down on waste, with supermarkets disposing of tons of food every year. Still, of course, now the retailers don't create so much waste because they sell it and the customers find it's rotten when they get it home. I'm not sure but I belive this was a Government initiative.
A few years ago Lidl was taken to task over this, because all the other supermarkets did it properly with dates on items. Now I’ve noticed they’ve all started doing it.
I take rotten stuff back.
Yes! I’m sick to the back teeth of taking home prepacked veg only to find it’s already mouldy in the packet grr😢
I’ve started to rip the package open to check, runner beans are not dated, and get the treatment, also I don’t buy bulk anymore, but I am retired and have the time .
Nice to see your channel growing 👍
It`s hardly a trick. What stupid people shop, thinking, I haven`t got enough items in my trolley, or, oh no, I can`t see what i`ve bought, I must buy more. Then again, maybe people are. GWHU !
Thankyou for sharing
I have noticed the bananas that I purchased from Asda, I buy them green on a Wednesday and they are soft and yellow on Friday morning 🤢 .
I work in Asda and they use the same tactic as LIDLL, try Aldi or Morrisons for fruit and veg.
Beware buying bananas in Aldi. I checked my receipt and returned to the till as my bananas could not have cost what they had charged. I asked the woman if she had just guessed the price, she admitted she had as she was very busy and she had no scale.
Marks and Spencer's bakery are really bad for doing that. The food they sell is either a day out of date or the sell by date is on the day of purchase. The products taste out of date. Disgusting.
My local lidl when at the checkout always ask you if you want a receipt.
I urge you to always get one and check it before leaving the store.
5 times in the last 2 months they have double scanned a single items and tried to rip me off.
I call this theft.
The reason why Aldi and Lidl are cheap the warehouse's have very little staff and the supplier's have to unload there own lorry's in freezing temperatures if the public knew what we as supplier's have to do you wouldn't shop in any of them it only happens here in the UK not in the EU
“Additionally, the carts are tilted in a way that makes the items slide towards the handle, making it less likely for customers to see what they have already picked up and thus more likely to add more items. “ 😂 what absolute rubbish. The bottom of the cart floor tilts to the back so that when lined up in a row the carts fit inside of the cart in front of it, saving space. If the bottom was level you wouldn’t be able to slide into the next cart, meaning you’d have to store them one behind the other.
take a prepared shopping list and stick to it!
sadly nothing new about that, they all do it and they have done it for decades
They're all the same. We've had "rip off Britain" for 40 years. Have noticed when Argos has a decent special offer, its invariably out of stock.
Supermarkets are teaching customers like children, to self checkout and use cashless transactions. Most larger supermarkets are aiming for 90% self checkout capacity by 2024/5
That is to say that cashless registers/tills/belt checkouts will be removed in place of herding pens for cashless, where they are currently teaching the shoppers that facial recognition and scanning a receipt to leave is "normal"
They all do this.
I have to say Morrisons does sell green bananas, where I live anyway, my missus likes them to last a bit, but I'm having to stop her from sticking the buy 2 at such and such a price into the trolley, as A the saving isn't a lot usually, and B, once you've done that a few times, the total shop cost is more than you budgeted for.
I once watched an assistant at Morrisons bagging bananas and labelling 5 for a certain price.I asked him if they were just the ordinary bananas, not fair trade or anything like that.He confirmed that they were just everyday bananas. I took a bag of them, I opened the bag and weighed them.They cost 50odd pence out of the bag, opposed to 90odd pence in the bag.I prefer fruit and veg sold loose.
I'm the same with strawberries.
I mostly shop at LIDL, I’ve learnt over time, to concentrate on what I’m doing in there, assess every purchase and to stick to my list, do that and then you do get a good value shop.
i asked lidl to clean their hand baskets because they were disgustingly dirty,they gave me some faff from scotland on their uncustomer services and did zilch,not been in that store since
I'm more concerned about the stupid electronic gate they recently installed at the entrance of my local Lidl. It let Hub in but not me. I had to move back and wait for it to reset itself. 🙄🤷 Dangerous in more ways than one.
Yes I've noticed exactly the same thing with the Bananas, they seem to be going bad really quickly. 🙂🎃
Why does the government allow these supermarkets, to write conditions in writing smaller that the rest of the price information. Also item showing information should be printed large enough for anyone to read.
I like the price matching.
If its dearer in all the other stores they put the price up!
I deleted the lidl app because none of the ‘offers’ were of any benefit to me, certainly not worth the information they were taking.
I’m not using supermarkets for my fruit and veg . I go to farm shops and independent green grocers . Got fed up with throwing stuff away. Time to start growing more too. Nothing like growing your own food. So tasty.
Same is done here in NZ .. also having odd package sizes like 700g to pick on poor math. E.g. 2 x 500g of washing powder being cheaper than value 1kg box.
Bananas always ship green. Similar to other fruit or avocado.
Math is poor indeed. It is maths.
They used to be value for money, not any more
All supermarkets have been tricking us for years, not just Lidl. I think you should do some more research about the history of banana shipping and storage!
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I have stopped using Lidls because of the tricks they were using on reduced items. They were charging twice for the reduced items. The first price was reduced then immediately after they changed the full price for the same item !
Ive made that mistake in the past of looking at the shelf edge price label, & not always sure if it refers to the product above or below, partiularly where there are many similar products.
When a cheap item is outselling the more profitable item, they cut back on the cheaper item leaving an empty space next to the dearer item.
I used to work for a potato grower who started selling to supermarkets. Our job was to grade the potatoes fit for sale eg. Remove rotten ones + anything not potatoes. The Supermarkets would negotiate the price in advance of collection. When they had received the goods, 1 week later they'd claim there was excess rotten potatoes, stones, leaves and so on, then they would try to reduce the price by up to 50% but would still take the produce. We got the produce back, graded through it again and absolutely nothing wrong unlike they claimed. They put numerous producers out of business in ways like this over the last 20 years - now your potatoes come from places like Egypt where regulation isnt as high. We even discovered produce being bagged up as being from the UK! And... those baby/salad potatoes bought in expensive small bags - were classed as animal feed by the supermarkets kindly taken off the growers hands for £10 a ton, rebagged and sold to the public for 500% profit.
Basic rules of the supermarket. The essentials are placed in all 4 corners of the building, so you have to go right round for an 'average' shop.
'Eye level is buy level' Supermarkets charge their suppliers a premium to display goods at eye level. Look on the shelves above and below for cheaper prices. 'Own brand' goods come from the same factory as expensive premium brands. It's the same stuff until they stick the label on the tin/packet. Most people go round the store the same way, so 'Offers' are priced with the signs facing you. Go round the opposite way, and you will be less likely to buy 'spur of the moment' goods. Use cash, before it disappears. Loyalty cards are a con, they sell your data.
I worked for a supermarket chain, worked for fresh produce suppliers, and in international logistics, so I know what goes where.
Bananas are shipped green and placed in a ripener at the store. Standard practice. The big stores get the choice of fruit and veg, small shops and markets get the left overs. Go to a farm shop where you can.
Fruit and salad goes off in about 3-4 days. Not just Lidl, but all of them, Asda, Aldi.
I went into aldi last week and bought a hand of bananas, when I looked at my reciept I was charged per each banana which made my 5 banans very expensive, I wont get caught again.
I use my bag to put my shopping into as I go around the store then take them out when I get to the checkout, this week I got a free chicken as it didn't scan when going through a manned checkout. The shopping should have cost over £13 but the price was £8.79, I only noticed this when I checked the receipt when I got home.
Don't know about bananas but the tomatoes seem to rot within a day or two now.
That's why you make a list before you go shopping.
We never buy fruit or veg from Lidl as we realised years ago that their freshness was suspect........and it seems that they do not put "best before dates" on these items?
If you shop in a hurry you will pick the wrong brand thinking its original
You're right about bananas, bought some half ripe, opened the bag and two days later you guessed it turned very ripe. My sister-in-law commented on how quickly they rippened in 2 days
This is nothing new its been happening for decades.
Remember people USE CASH when possible,use it or loose it.
The number of people using the "facial recognition cameras" section, seems to be dwindling in my local supermarket. There are always long queues at the regular check-out ! I wonder why ?
They all design own brand products in similar colours to major brands.
Lildl taking a leaf out of Tesco's book in dodgy/misleading practices!
Don't use a trolly! Only buy what you can carry!
Bananas are brought into this county unripe all the time as far as I know. All major supermarket distribution warehouses have ripening rooms, or they did 20 years ago when I worked in distribution.
I've noticed that bananas from Aldi go off very quickly.
Asda do the same thing. They put more expensive items in the space for cheaper ones. And you only realise it when you get to the checkout. I always go back take a photo then go to customer services and get a refund for the extra
I go in and buy the things I need and planned for. I don't fall for their advertisements and fill my cart with unnecessary things. As simple as that.
The (mostly awful) bread rolls in Morrisons are getting smaller every week.
I've seen some twisted prices myself in sainsbury of late, disgusting.
Sorry Andy, wrong yet again. Supermarket trollies are all sloped backwards in order to let them stack under each other. If they were flat, they could not stack...Simples.
The worst trick, and Sainsbury is the worst offender, is their loyalty card. The loyalty card is the standard price and if you don't have a loyalty card you paye over the odds by about 10%.
Tesco is worse imo
Funny how you don't mention that along with Aldi, Lidl are actually also trying to make shopping more affordable, unlike the other, bigger supermarkets. As for the sloping trolley, what a load of bollox. And the pricing thing - well it's up to you to check prices instead of just dumping things in your trolley without checking. Take responsibility instead of blaming others if you get ripped off. And anyway, once you've been to Lidl a couple of times you would know how to shop there anyway. Sounds to me like a disgruntled employee who got the sack for being a tool.
You OK there?! 🤣🤣🤣
We've found the Lidl employee
You claim Lidl are trying to make shopping more affordable yet then tell people to check the prices
Si you're saying they aren't making shopping more affordable
@@JLPCORR Don't be a clever twat. I was meaning people should check what they're spending.
@@sp-1973 No!
Lidle and Aldi have actually made diy more affordable for many people on low budgets. Some of the parkside tools and their accompanying accessories/consumables (as an example) are simply amazing for the money…don’t get me wrong, sometimes they miss the mark a bit, but in the main, they’ve saved people a small fortune they’d have had to pay at DIY stores…I’m also guessing that B&Q and wickes have definitely felt the effects! Don’t be so quick to condemn things people.
If you can only afford to shop at lidl !!! Are the customers worth tracking???😅😅😅
Bananas are sold loose in Lidl unless organic . Bananas are always picked unripe because they travel long distances.
I bought bananas from Lidl a couple of weeks ago. Took them a week to ripen the way I like them - skins starting to go spotty - that's when bananas should be eaten. I let some of them go overripe to make banana cake. The bananas that go off quickest are those that have been kept in cold storage for a long time. I've had bananas in the past I bought from another supermarket and they turned black within a couple of days. Find Lidls fruit to be OK. Bought strawberries from them to make jam with. They were nice strawberries and the jam turned out good. Next year I'm growing my own strawberries among other things.
If you’re that easily manipulated you shouldn’t be allowed out .
The Biggest deception in supermarkets i find is Reducing the amount of contents in a packet and keeping the price the same my latest example of this is Iceland big value hash browns was 1KG now 800Gm Keeping the price the same of course
3 for the price of 2, always a lottery at supermarkets, if you pick up the wrong item displayed on the same shelf as stuff on offer, you don't get the deal.
Could it be we keep all perishable fruit and veg in the fridge that we don't have any problems ?