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| Weekend market in Spain. One kilogram of garlic: 3 euros. |
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| Weekend market in my little town. One garlic bulb: 2.30 euros. |
* [For first time visitors]: Typo in the title? Nah. It's just that
I would not let a tiny T spoil an avantgardistic alliteration.
And our prices are in the middle, though I can't tell you what they are without checking.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, 20 per cent less content usually costs 20 per cent more. Not easy for many, to put it mildly.
DeleteWe paid .50 cents for 4 heads when it's on sale.
ReplyDeleteAbout the same here, which is why I was surprised.
DeleteA bit of garlic is worth it when it comes time to eat whatever you cooked with it.
ReplyDeleteQuite, Mimi. Especially when it comes time to eat whatever I cooked with it. ;-)
DeleteYou can never pay too much to ward off witches (but 2.3 euros seems rather steep)
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Omnium, Janice. You are right, but I am still glad that once before meeting a certain witchie I had milk in my pockets but no hint of garlic on me.
DeleteA la meva illa, les he vist encara més cars. Però he de dir que si menges un "allioli", t'oblides del preu.😋
ReplyDeletehttps://ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allioli
Aferradetes, Sean.
Now, that I wouldn't have thought! More expensive than my Rolls Royce amongst all garlic bulbs? ;-)
DeleteBut you are right, Paula. When living in Torrevieja for a few months, allioli with tomatoes and or olives at least once a week was on my menu. Delicious!