Last Updated on 2018-12-08 , 4:59 pm
You may be ugly on the outside, but what really matters is what’s on the inside.
While this saying might not be true in relationships, it’s true for fruits. At least, that’s what the fruit stall, Uncle Foo, believes.
And judging by the crowd that buys from the stall? They’re not the only one to believe in that.
Bedok Fruit Stall Sells Ugly Fruits
On 1 Dec, Facebook user Chan May Yen uploaded a post about a gem she discovered in Bedok.
According to Chan, she found the shop at Blk 211 Bedok Central. And they sell ugly fruits.
She clarified that the stall sells regular fruits. However, before the fruits turn inedible, they’ll sell them at an extremely cheap price.
We’re talking avocados for your health fix…
…apples from New Zealand…
…big mangoes from Australia…
…persimmon from Spain…
…and bananas (maybe from Yishun).
But the price isn’t the most interesting thing
It’s how they sell it.
According to Chan, they don’t sell it by pieces: like 5 for $2.
Instead, they sell it by the bag.
She allegedly bought 19 pink lady apples for just 5 bucks, and 25 Packham pears (nothing to do with the footballer David Beckham) for five dollars.
Her friend also bought 15 avocados for just $7.
It’s like an eat-all-you-can buffet, just for fruits. However much you can squeeze into the bag, it’ll be yours for a fixed price.
So what are you waiting for? By the way, ugly fruits are perfectly edible. So why not buy them for cheap and do something good at the same time?
After all, Singapore’s food wastage problem is growing by the year.
Here’s how you get there:
Where: Uncle Foo, Blk 211, New Upper Changi Road #01-737, Singapore 460211
Just make sure to be fast cuz over there, fruits really do fly off the shelf fast.
By the way, Uncle Foo isn’t the only stall to practise this
Believe it or not, huge supermarket chains do sell ugly fruits at a cheaper price as well.
Like, for example, Fairprice.
If you look closely when you’re grocery-shopping at FairPrice, you’d notice there’s a section for “ugly fruits and vegetables”.
They do not meet the usual beauty standards of their counterparts but they’re deemed safe to eat by the supermarket chain and sold at a cheaper price.
In fact, here’s a tip.
If you dislike frozen meat and thinks fresh meat’s too expensive, look at their chiller section for meat that’s near the expiry date.
They’ll usually sell these meats at a discounted price. My fat boss once said he got his at 30% off.
And if you’re in Cold Storage, my fat and kiasu boss says that those cooked meat (e.g. roasted pork lah, roasted chicken lah) would be sold at a lower price at night. In fact, you can see a new price tag (cheaper, of course) pasted over the old price tag.
BTW I think that’s why my boss is fat like that. He can’t resist cheap foods.
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