A posh Windsor Castle farm shop has been slammed for its eye-watering vegetable prices amid the cost of living crisis.
It is selling tomatoes for a whopping £7.99 per kilo.
They individually weigh about 125g each.
So they cost about 99p per tomato.
A bunch of about eight carrots – 34p each – cost £2.79.
A savoy cabbage is £2.49 at the Windsor Farm Shop – a stone’s throw from the royal residence.
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It backs on the Home Park and sells produce from the royal estates, Windsor Great Park as well as “locally sourced goods.”
One angry customer said: “The prices are crazy.
“Tesco in Windsor sells them all for a fraction of the cost.
“It is so expensive compared to supermarkets.
“So many people are struggling to pay for their groceries at the moment.”
Similar products cost a fraction of the price at Tesco – just four miles away in the Dedworth part of the royal Berkshire town.
A 500g pack of tomatoes on the vine costs just £1.19 and works out at £2.38/kg – over three times cheaper than the royal shop.
The supermarket sells a 1kg bag of carrots for only 65p – so 65p/kg and a Savoy cabbage for 69p.
The carrots are nearly four-and-a-half times cheaper at Tesco.
The cabbage is over three-and-a-half-times dearer at Windsor Farm Shop.
There has been a rise in vegetable prices over the last year.
The Ukraine war, high energy prices, labour shortage, Brexit, and the weather are all factors.
But the shopper added: “Even still, they are way more expensive than down the road at Tesco.”
Windsor Farm Shop and Buckingham Palace have been approached for comment.
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