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Villa and Friendship used to sell them pre-pandemic (usually (Oct - Nov) but I haven't seen them since. Even then, they were the size of a tennis ball and about Bht800/kg - definitely B stock.

If only we could get the plump French varieties. I miss artichokes a lot!

 



 

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The fresh ones we used to see in supermarkets are barely edible until  you peel away most of the outer bits leaving only the small core edible, making the imported cans or jar that looks expensive at first better value

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On 9/11/2023 at 1:11 PM, Liverpool Lou said:

Tops online.

There ya go - Bht1250/kg and no guarantee of size or quality.

 

Still, I might order some so that I can whine about them later. ????

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8 minutes ago, 3STTW said:
On 9/11/2023 at 1:11 PM, Liverpool Lou said:

Tops online.

There ya go - Bht1250/kg and no guarantee of size or quality.

What do you mean, "there you go"?   The OP asked where he could get artichokes...I told him. 

 

If you don't approve of them you can refuse them on delivery.

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Calm down. My original post indicated that they were quite expensive in TH at Bht800/kg. You then posted a source charging 1250/kg.

 

There ya go. QED. Artichokes are effing expensive in TH.

 

If my post upset you to such an extent, maybe you should engage with the debate rather than blowing off like an old carthorse at every latest post.

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On 9/12/2023 at 8:59 PM, 3STTW said:

Still, I might order some so that I can whine about them later. ????

Will be a 13 pages thread. ????

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