Lidl will be stacking aisles with “ugly” fruit and veg to prevent the wonky, drought hit produce from going to waste.
The supermarket has stepped in to save mis-shapen carrots, potatoes and onions from being dumped as they are smaller and less pleasing to the eye than usual.
Shoppers can expect to see an assortment of shapes and sizes instead of the uniform perfection they have come to expect in their fruit and veg.
