Where do is the country of origin?
Good quality, but where do they originate. I'm also disappointed not to be offered goods like this from UK as the UK was (prior to EU) well-known for growing brilliant apples. Please encourage the home producers.
Origin! Origin! Origin!
The apples were fine - what I expect from a Granny Smith! However, I try to reduce my food miles by buying seasonal where possible and being selective about how far food has travelled when seasonal isn't possible. Please stop this practice of describing fruit (and veg) as coming from "our growers across the world" or providing a shopping list of countries of origin without saying where the product originated. Many consumers are making efforts to reduce their carbon footprint ..... and as this is also Tesco's stated policy ..... it is disappointing that you do not make this process easier for your customers!
Disappointed
I ordered 4 Granny Smith apples requesting they should be green fresh and no dents I received 1 good apple not very happy
The French Granny Smiths taste like golden delious
The French Granny Smiths taste like golden delious
AMAZING
one of the best apples i’ve ever eaten. very juicy and fresh. 11/10 would buy again.
Dreadful
Do not taste like granny Smith's more like golden delicious. Sweet not Sharp like granny Smith's. Waste of money. Dreadful
There good check theres no bruises marks when pick
There good check theres no bruises marks when picking the apples thank u.
Waste of money
Like eating a potato. Totally tasteless
Overall they are what they look like
Although these were tagged as "loose" I was not surprised to find they were quite uptight, as it befits to an old lady with such a respectable surname.
Always over riped and look like they’ve been lying on shelf for weeks.never again
Terrible for fresh fruit always receive over riped stuff or the fruit is bruised beyond edible