Veggie
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I always take the veg out of plastic bags. It makes them sweat. If I want to store them. I put some in paper bags/cardboard boxes iin dustbins in the shed.
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Vinny
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Yesterday, 12:33 PM
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(Yesterday, 11:31 AM)Veggie Wrote: I always take the veg out of plastic bags. It makes them sweat. If I want to store them. I put some in paper bags/cardboard boxes iin dustbins in the shed. Thought so!  I've even thought about 'unbagging' them and putting them outside in a tray. I have done this with the Japanese onions (which aren't supposed to store very well!) and have them in a tray, oen to the elements on the decking at rear of house. When, or if I need an onion they are handy to retreive and have not so far rotted. Some are even growing new roots.
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I've just ordered a Too Good To Go food collecion from Aldi on Christmas Eve. Wonder what I'll be eating for Christmas? Cost £3.30. No expense spared for a special occasion. 
People who've bought them before say that they're normally good value as the shop will be closed for the following two days..........but, you may get a lot of salad! Mr Greedy Hotbin will be happy!
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