The great vegetable shortage

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Up and down the land, children now go sobbing to their beds for want of cauliflower and broccoli

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-49330210

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The British Retail Consortium said: "This is yet another example of how retailers are having to manage the effects of climate change, which has created a greater variability in the weather and resulted a slightly poorer harvest in the UK."

How awful, retailers are having to double the price and buy from alternative sources due to 'climate change'.

[Joyce]

Eat meat! Better for brain power. The green veg is already digested.

[rgsp]

Cauliflowers are rarely imported, and are usually nice (if you like that sort of thing {with a strong blue cheese sauce of course}). Broccoli is another matter: proper English purple sprouting broccoli is jolly good in season, but most of the stuff offered in restaurants and supermarkets is what used to be called Calabrese - an inferior vegetable compared with real Broccoli, and in my opinion (and our sheeps' opinion) totally inedible if it's spent 2 or 3 weeks in transit sheds and containers having been imported from Italy or Spain, or even North Africa.