Carrots or Pumpkins?
This sign causes confusion in a branch of Aldi Süd.
The butternut squash are incorrectly labeled.
Mühlheim an der Ruhr - "I remembered colorful carrots somehow differently" writes the Aldi Süd customer under her post on Facebook and marks the company.
She had discovered these wrongly labeled pumpkins in an Aldi Süd branch.
Instead of “butternut squash”, the sign says “colorful carrots”.
An amusing mistake that must have made some customers smile when they went shopping for the week.
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Wrongly labeled pumpkins in an Aldi branch.
© Screenshot / Facebook / Svenja Fuchs
This is how Aldi Süd reacts to the error
Aldi Süd responded promptly to the photo - with humor: “These are really strange carrots!
You can certainly make soup out of them. ”In the past, however, the supermarket chain has made more serious mistakes with the award.
Aldi Süd: Butternut squash is a real powerhouse
The butternut squash has now made a name for itself alongside its well-known conspecific, the Hokkaido squash.
It originally comes from South America and has a buttery taste with a slightly nutty aroma.
The nutritional values of the pumpkin are also impressive.
With 25 kilocalories and only five grams of carbohydrates per 100 grams, it can help you lose weight.
It is also very suitable for fitness freaks because of its high protein and vitamin content.
In addition, it stimulates the function of the kidneys and bladder with a high potassium content of around 300 milligrams per 100 grams.
A real all-rounder.
From the supermarket to your plate: the butternut squash
The shell and seeds should be removed before processing.
And then the butternut squash offers many options to make a delicious meal.
Whether as a strong soup, as a pesto, sweet as a delicious cake or from the oven: there are no limits to creativity with the orange-yellow pumpkin in the shape of a pear.
Other pumpkins do not convince with their taste, but with their sheer mass.
