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Homemade Hummus and Naan from Nigeria.
I had dinner at a Mediterranean restaurant and I couldn’t stop thinking about it— so I tried to remake it following recipes on TikTok
u/shoespiner — 4 days ago
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Why is Zorba hummus so ridiculously cheap?
Living in Dublin Ireland, and pricing out Supervalu, Tesco and Dunnes for my normal weekly meal planning and noticed a 170g container of Zorba hummus is €0.68. That's between 1/3 and 1/6 the price of any other hummus, and I just can't make sense of it. It's all cooked chickpeas, oil and tahini. How can the price disparity be that massive? Zorba is part of Compeat Food Group, who also own the Vadasz and Unearhed brands. Hummus from each of these falls into the normal pricing standard of around €3 / 200g. What gives?
u/DreadChurka — 5 days ago