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The price of lettuce

29 March 2004 by danielbowen

What is the price of a head of iceberg lettuce in Australia? - Alex, probably USA

Obviously your decision to come and visit us (or even live) in Australia is dependent on the amount of money required for procuring lettuce. Essential information I’m sure.

It comes down to being a seasonal thing. Some days you rock up to the supermarket and you’ll find huge iceberg lettuces at 70 cents. Other days all you’ll find is tiny lettuces at $2. Usually they’re someway in between. That’s just the way it goes.

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