All pith
All pith no seeds, disappointing
Waste of money. Don't know where these pomegranat
Waste of money. Don't know where these pomegranates came from but there was so much pith you could hardly find any seeds. looked totally unripe
Bit of a lottery!
A hit and miss affair - sometimes excellent sometimes not. Last weeks not. Under ripe yet going off??? I tried switching to the ready stuff in a plastic pot - but it doesn't last. So if you've a one-off use for a recipe use the ready prepared stuff. Otherwise it's a lottery. To be fair, if i was doing the picking, I've no idea how you tell from the outside???
It does not taste good.
It was rotten. We could not eat it. It doesn't taste like pomegranate. It was like nothing. Did not have an appetite. I am not pleased with my purchase.
The pomegranate was not ripe and very sour. The s
The pomegranate was not ripe and very sour. The seeds are very hard. You could not tell from the outside. I was very disappointed and will not be buying another one.
Under ripe
Mostly seed, I would say under ripe, juice is limited and sharp to the taste, maybe leave on the tree a bit longer next time
Arrived rotten.. gone straight to the bin
Arrived rotten.. gone straight to the bin
I’d love more consistency
Quality of these has been very varied, the first were fantastic, last order rather dried out and unappetising. I use them to put through couscous and serve with tagine, pretty and refreshing
Around 2p a seed is expensive
Normally they are delicious but the last two have hardly any seeds and are mostly pith. They are normally a vibrant colour but these are pale and tasteless. Not sure which country they are from but they are obviously not ripe. I’ll try once more and then give up for this year.
Wrinkly pierced pomegranate disaster.
My comments are about the variables of quality with online shopping, I'm certainly not complaining about the delivery option! Today's delivery of one firm and juicy shiny skinned pomegranate was off set by the state of its travelling companion, a dried, wizened, thumb nail tested and sorry looking pommie a 1/3rd smaller than its mate. If they were human, a teenager out with their elderly grandparent describes the scene well. Ordering two for a reason and being a bit peeved with the thumb nail pierced state of Pommie 2, rang the Customer Services, message asks for Urgent enquiries only, don't think a busted skin pommie reaches that level so tried the direct registration, eventually bringing me here. I'm very grateful for the delivery and I'm sure the picker did their best to send me 2 as I asked for. I'd rather not have old, thumb nail pierced goods at the best of times, especially not in a Covid 19 health crisis with secret spreaders sticking their nail in to check for freshness. I know that some shoppers think its OK to mangle every pommie on the tray in store, often see them doing it, seems a common practice at Savile Street catchment area. Anyway, please ask your pickers to take it especially steady with clearly damaged fruit and fresh things, the drivers don't have the time to go through the items bless them, and by the way, sincere thanks for the work you've all put in to keep people fit and healthy at home. Haven't taken them back, my reason for home delivery being my mobility and fickle health problems that make that process difficult enough anyway. Thanks for letting me get that mild whinge off my chest. Stay safe all of you.