ebay!!!!!

found this

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/cooked-unwanted-brussel-sprout-from-christmas_W0QQitemZ5651954281QQcategoryZ88433QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

the winner with similar name .. :dontknow:

did I miss some thing? Winning bidder goes by the user name Rachel6096, probably his other half. ?The seller is leigh3387 if it truly is a charity raising thing then great work...

I have seen them go for more, however for a sprout in that condition and that age i would say that its a fair price. Though the inner leafs may be rotten and need replacing.

rustynuts said

I have seen them go for more, however for a sprout in that condition and that age i would say that its a fair price. Though the inner leafs may be rotten and need replacing.

LOL :lmao:

Thanks Rob but really at this time of year only pattern part inner and outer leaves are available ruinning its originality and value of a genuine sprout

This is a later model which was produced with far greater protection. However there is a fear that it was indeed produced by GM and therefore will rot within seconds.

Also its only a Leafy Green sprout, not that rare certainly not as Rare as the hideous blue sprout, not to be confused with the soil black sprout, Cabbage white Sprout or Mexicaine Red Sprout.... :wink:

HA HA HA!!!!

Realy what is the world coming to? That's a fine example of a sproat though.

I might put our old christmas tree on ebay as I can not be bothered taking it to the tip.

The joys of ebay….. I mean you can sell owt!

Seller from Stockton and buyer from Northwich so looks like a genuine trade.

The seller will have had to pay Ebay fees totalling ?36.94 for selling this sprout. Imagine if he'd sold a couple of kilo's worth in a Dutch auction.
I somehow feel the selling of sprouts is better left to the market traders.
   8O

Just like Golf parts on Ebay... could have go it cheaper at main dealer

What Morrisons?? :wink:

No you are better off going to a sprout specialist, the prices are far better.