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Jason Walls: Political correspondent on the brown onion hack in his supermarket challenge

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Supermarket shoppers using a “brown onion hack” to reduce their grocery bills are being warned it is theft.
The 'brown onion hack' involves putting more expensive fruit and vegetables through the self-checkout as “brown onions” to save money.
Brown onions are currently selling for $1.49 a kilogram, compared to oranges for $5.
Matt Heath and Tyler Adams were talking about it when Jason Walls was waiting to talk politics - he shared his own supermarket challenge.
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Supermarket shoppers using a “brown onion hack” to reduce their grocery bills are being warned it is theft.
The 'brown onion hack' involves putting more expensive fruit and vegetables through the self-checkout as “brown onions” to save money.
Brown onions are currently selling for $1.49 a kilogram, compared to oranges for $5.
Matt Heath and Tyler Adams were talking about it when Jason Walls was waiting to talk politics - he shared his own supermarket challenge.
LISTEN ABOVE.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  continue reading

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