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Does anyone use Riverford fruit and veg? Favour needed!

anna79

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anna79

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We used to use Riverford to get veg boxes but it worked out to be too expensive for us. I have 2 of their foldable delivery boxes and was wondering if I could drop them over to someone who has a regular delivery from them. I don?t want them to go to waste because they make such an effort to reuse them.


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tarafitness

tarafitness

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Hi Anna, can I ask what you do now? Have you started using another fruit and/or veg service?


I'm really keen to sign up to some sort of weekly delivery, as I've recently purchased an Instant Pot (life changing), and our local co-op has nothing really to offer that's particularly interesting, veg wise. My kids are getting a bit bored of broccoli, carrots and green beans!


I used to use Local Greens (not sure if they're still going) but got a bit put off by the lack of customisation, and the fact that each bag had soooo many leeks! I'm tempted by Odd Box and Wonky Veg....

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