M&S are selling sliced cauliflowers for £2 and calling them ‘steaks’
They were originally £2.50
So in this week of vegetables-that-didn't-deserve-to-be-treated-this-way, M&S started selling sliced cauliflowers "steaks" for two pounds.
Originally they were sold for £2.50, but this price has since been brought down to £2.
The cauliflower steaks were recently spotted by a shopper, who tweeted about her discovery:
"Marks and Spencer stores are selling sliced cauliflower as 'Cauliflower Steak' with lots of lovely plastic and charging £2 (normally £2.50). A cauliflower costs about 69p from a local veg shop."
In their own veg aisle, Marks and Spencer sell whole cauliflowers for £1.
But seriously, people are losing their minds over this damn cauliflower:
Cauliflower steak generously wrapped in plastic packaging. Just when you think you have seen it all. What is next? Individually wrapped raisins? https://t.co/DhMhp8PUS1
— Nara Hodge (@Nara_Hodge) January 10, 2018
Here am I trying my best to reduce plastic & @marksandspencer pack a slice of extortionately priced cauliflower in a plastic tray wrapped inplastic 🙄🙄🙄…Surely no-one will buy this! #Oceanrescue #Ditchplastic…. Response please M&S! pic.twitter.com/pJUd0YNy7Q
— ⓋeganOliⓋe (@VeganOlive1) January 10, 2018
And I don't blame them because I too, have some serious questions for whoever was responsible for this mess.



