I like to buy onions open because I don't use up the 1 kg bags quickly enough. Sometimes I need a small onion, other times a large one. Now I'm annoyed and amazed that the onions on sale in all stores are practically always the same size. So it's not possible to combine three smaller and two larger onions.....
I like to buy onions open because I don't use up the 1 kg bags quickly enough. Sometimes I need a small onion, other times a large one. Now I'm annoyed and amazed that the onions on sale in all stores are practically always the same size. So it's not possible to combine three smaller and two larger onions.....
Hello Wasdenn, you will find onions in the standard size in the open sale. If you prefer smaller ones, we offer sauce onions in 300 g nets: https://produkte.migros.ch/saucenzwiebeln. I have informed the specialist department of your suggestion to vary the sizes in the open sale. Kind regards, Sina
Hello Wasdenn, you will find onions in the standard size in the open sale. If you prefer smaller ones, we offer sauce onions in 300 g nets: https://produkte.migros.ch/saucenzwiebeln. I have informed the specialist department of your suggestion to vary the sizes in the open sale. Kind regards, Sina
Hello Wasdenn, you will find onions in the standard size in the open sale. If you prefer smaller ones, we offer sauce onions in 300 g nets: https://produkte.migros.ch/saucenzwiebeln. I have informed the specialist department of your suggestion to vary the sizes in the open sale. Kind regards, Sina
Logical, I could have guessed. Standard size, exactly as requested by the customer........
Logical, I could have guessed. Standard size, exactly as requested by the customer........
Insider tip: The "standard size" is defined differently at Coop than at Migros. I stopped buying medicine balls from Migros a long time ago. And no, a whole net is not an option, the rest will rot before I've used half of it.
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Insider tip: The "standard size" is defined differently at Coop than at Migros. I stopped buying medicine balls from Migros a long time ago. And no, a whole net is not an option, the rest will rot before I've used half of it.
How is "standard size" defined 🤔 at the moment it happens again and again that I have to scroll through various stores until I find something bigger, I only need 1 - 2 onions each time, mesh is far too much for me as a single.
How is "standard size" defined 🤔 at the moment it happens again and again that I have to scroll through various stores until I find something bigger, I only need 1 - 2 onions each time, mesh is far too much for me as a single.
With regard to quality determinations, a distinction is made between sauce onions (22-35 mm Ø per piece), onions for eating (35-70 mm Ø per piece) and butcher's onions (> 70 mm Ø per piece).Source: Agroscope
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I would also prefer it if onions could be bought open. And in different sizes. Onions don't normally all grow to the same size in the ground. It would be great if more vegetables could be bought in different sizes anyway. Farmers throw away so much every year because it doesn't meet the standard. That's absolute nonsense. Different sizes and shapes are better anyway. The vegetables or fruit are processed. In most cases, it's not the shape that matters, but the quantity that you want to process. And if the food is too big and you are "forced" to buy one size, it can happen that not all of the product can be used. That's a shame and not sustainable.
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Hello Wasdenn, you will find onions in the standard size in the open sale. If you prefer smaller ones, we offer sauce onions in 300 g nets: https://produkte.migros.ch/saucenzwiebeln. I have informed the specialist department of your suggestion to vary the sizes in the open sale. Kind regards, Sina
and sometimes I'm not even interested in the size of an onion, but in the color. Is it possible to buy a bunch of different onion colors, because I've never seen an onion of different colors packed together. If I don't need a whole bag of white and a whole bag of red, could I do white and red together?
and sometimes I'm not even interested in the size of an onion, but in the color. Is it possible to buy a bunch of different onion colors, because I've never seen an onion of different colors packed together. If I don't need a whole bag of white and a whole bag of red, could I do white and red together?
Hello wissybertany, thank you for your question. Certain Migros cooperatives sometimes have such mixed offers. Nationally, we stock organic red onions and conventional yellow onions on open sale - so you can choose the quantity you need. Kind regards, Luisa
Hello wissybertany, thank you for your question. Certain Migros cooperatives sometimes have such mixed offers. Nationally, we stock organic red onions and conventional yellow onions on open sale - so you can choose the quantity you need. Kind regards, Luisa
Today I found these ominous red organic onions on sale for the first time - hooray, small ones! - and immediately grabbed them :)
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Yes, it is a problem when an onion starts to rot or when there are no onions left on Sunday. It should be adaptable to a person's needs.
Hello Wasdenn, you will find onions in the standard size in the open sale. If you prefer smaller ones, we offer sauce onions in 300 g nets: https://produkte.migros.ch/saucenzwiebeln. I have informed the specialist department of your suggestion to vary the sizes in the open sale. Kind regards, Sina
Logical, I could have guessed. Standard size, exactly as requested by the customer........
Logical, I could have guessed. Standard size, exactly as requested by the customer........
Insider tip: The "standard size" is defined differently at Coop than at Migros. I stopped buying medicine balls from Migros a long time ago. And no, a whole net is not an option, the rest will rot before I've used half of it.
Guest
Insider tip: The "standard size" is defined differently at Coop than at Migros. I stopped buying medicine balls from Migros a long time ago. And no, a whole net is not an option, the rest will rot before I've used half of it.
How is "standard size" defined 🤔 at the moment it happens again and again that I have to scroll through various stores until I find something bigger, I only need 1 - 2 onions each time, mesh is far too much for me as a single.
How is "standard size" defined 🤔 at the moment it happens again and again that I have to scroll through various stores until I find something bigger, I only need 1 - 2 onions each time, mesh is far too much for me as a single.
With regard to quality determinations, a distinction is made between sauce onions (22-35 mm Ø per piece), onions for eating (35-70 mm Ø per piece) and butcher's onions (> 70 mm Ø per piece).Source: Agroscope
Guest
I would also prefer it if onions could be bought open. And in different sizes. Onions don't normally all grow to the same size in the ground. It would be great if more vegetables could be bought in different sizes anyway. Farmers throw away so much every year because it doesn't meet the standard. That's absolute nonsense. Different sizes and shapes are better anyway. The vegetables or fruit are processed. In most cases, it's not the shape that matters, but the quantity that you want to process. And if the food is too big and you are "forced" to buy one size, it can happen that not all of the product can be used. That's a shame and not sustainable.
Guest
Hello Wasdenn, you will find onions in the standard size in the open sale. If you prefer smaller ones, we offer sauce onions in 300 g nets: https://produkte.migros.ch/saucenzwiebeln. I have informed the specialist department of your suggestion to vary the sizes in the open sale. Kind regards, Sina
and sometimes I'm not even interested in the size of an onion, but in the color. Is it possible to buy a bunch of different onion colors, because I've never seen an onion of different colors packed together. If I don't need a whole bag of white and a whole bag of red, could I do white and red together?
and sometimes I'm not even interested in the size of an onion, but in the color. Is it possible to buy a bunch of different onion colors, because I've never seen an onion of different colors packed together. If I don't need a whole bag of white and a whole bag of red, could I do white and red together?
Hello wissybertany, thank you for your question. Certain Migros cooperatives sometimes have such mixed offers. Nationally, we stock organic red onions and conventional yellow onions on open sale - so you can choose the quantity you need. Kind regards, Luisa
Hello wissybertany, thank you for your question. Certain Migros cooperatives sometimes have such mixed offers. Nationally, we stock organic red onions and conventional yellow onions on open sale - so you can choose the quantity you need. Kind regards, Luisa
Today I found these ominous red organic onions on sale for the first time - hooray, small ones! - and immediately grabbed them :)
Guest
Yes, it is a problem when an onion starts to rot or when there are no onions left on Sunday. It should be adaptable to a person's needs.
