Another trip to the supermarket saw the resident suaku gawking in horrified surprise at these dudes. Not only were they a square bunch of watermelons, these dudes cost S$50 each. Lucky got no extra charge for touching them.
Next, we'll have hexagonal apples, triangular oranges, cylindrical grapes! How fun! And make no mistake, you must sell each one at $10 a piece, yo. Even the grapes.
Got no law against taking photos in the mart, right?
12 comments:
Those cubic-fruits originate from Japan i guess? I believe the cultivating process to get this shape is tedious.. hence the hefty price-tag yep.
Oh yea, sweet banana was yummy indeed! Smallest n nicest i've ever tasted.. haha..
weirong:
Yeap. Other than novelty, i dunno WHY people want to go through such a tedious process to produce something people may not want to buy. But if people do, perhaps only once, or maybe bought only to be kept in a corner and not eaten because it's too precious. And then it rots. Buah ha.
Wonder if it has genetically modified extra nutrients.
Ha... Glad you like the bananas. :-DDD
whats with the bananas? mutated too?
Liting:
Actually, yes, in a way. not genetically though. It's just some Japanese cake thingy. It's a nice spongy, banana shaped like cake with banana filling inside.
where where got bananas?
Eliss:
heeh, that's another topic altogether my dear.
*chuckles*
looks like i caused a lil' confusion by mentioning the sweet bananas eh..
lol.. >.<
wr:
:-I
i want em bananas...and watermelon...mmmm
Germaine:
Ello Germ, the bananas i think no more liao, and they're from Japan. :-( Watermelon... Square one i buy for u when i earn big bucks k?
But we can go RUN TOGETHER NOW! WOOOOOOT!
(signed up yet anot...)
price drop loh lol. in 2002 when I went to japan on holiday these square watermelons were just invented according to the tour guide there. Last time its 100 bucks a pc. Supposedly according to her the square ones were easier to store in the refrigerator lol.
Vicki:
HAHAHAH! 100 bucks for storage convenience... Amazing. But funny! And they have a point there about storage. :-)
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