FairPrice Has 1-FOR-1 Deals And More On Fruits & Vegetables From 4 to 10 February 2022

Get your seasonal fruits and vegetables at Singapore’s trusted grocery retailer. FairPrice offers a wide range of products to choose from! Enjoy up to 50% off fresh your favourite fruits from Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and more! Head down to your nearest outlet to enjoy these great savings from 4 – 10 February.

Pamper yourself and enjoy a buy 1 get 1 free promotion for Japan Fukuoka Fuyu Persimmon (2s). Perfect for gifts and a great party snack for reunions with family and loved ones.

FairPrice exclusive! Airflown Australia Sweet Nectar Premium Red Seedless Grapes (500g) at only $8.95 per punnet. Eating in season has always been the best way to enjoy harvests where it tastes sweetest and perfectly ripe. Besides tasting at their best, fruits and vegetables in season peak in flavour and nutrients.

Other must buys include:

  • Chile Red Cherries (500g) at $9.95 per punnet (41% off)
  • Yong Chun Lukan XXL (30s) at $22.80 per box (20% off)
  • Fresh Pineapples, 2 for $4.75 (16% off)
  • South America Yellow Dragon Fruit at $4.75 each (31% off)
  • Korea Mini Honey Apple (500g) at $3.95 per punnet (20% off)

Available from 4 – 10 Feb only, buy now before they’re all gone!

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Be Healthy And Save More Money With These Awesome Veggies And Fruits Hacks

Aside from growing your greens at the community garden, use these hacks to get more nutrition and more value for your dollar…

1. COOK OR EAT BROCCOLI FIRST

Since broccoli is one of the most perishable veggies, you can save more money by eating it first. In fact, by the time you reach home, it has lost 80% of its nutritional value. This is why you must buy broccoli by heads, keep it in the perforated plastic bag (i.e., available in the grocery), and put it in the refrigerator. You must eat this within two days upon purchase.

2. OPT FOR “BIG” CARROTS

Instead of buying “baby” carrots save more money by cutting your own “big” carrots in small sticks. Also, carrots can be internally hard to break down that is why it is best to cook the carrots to get most of the beta-carotene.

Image Credits: Kona Gallagher via Flickr with Creative Commons License (ShareALike)

Image Credits: Kona Gallagher via Flickr with Creative Commons License (ShareAlike)

3. OPT FOR SMALLER AND DARKER TOMATOES

Unlike carrots, bigger tomatoes does not it is mean better. Tomatoes on the vine are more expensive too, but they do not give a huge advantage nutritionally. You can get more nutrition and save more money by choosing the smaller and darker (red) tomatoes. Cooking tomatoes minimally is healthier as it changes the Lycopene into a more Bioavailable form.

4. COOK THE KALE

Save money on medical expenses by cooking kale. Raw kale has high oxalic acid levels, which may lead to kidney stones, gout, muscle weakness, and thyroid problems. Steaming kale destroys the oxalic acid. Then, you may happily add it on your salads or smoothies.

5. PROLONG THE AVOCADO’S FRESHNESS

Did you know that avocado contains as much fiber as two bowls of oatmeal? Well, if you are left with half of this fibrous avocado, apply lemon juice or put a slice of raw onion on top to keep it from turning brown. With this hack, you can say farewell to brown and slushy leftover avocados.

Image Credits: threelayercake via Flickr with Creative Commons License (ND)

Image Credits: threelayercake via Flickr with Creative Commons License (ND)

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