Hi. You included beetroots again (we are once a fortnight people for Wellocks). Don't mind making borscht now and then but... In past deliveries, a similar comment would have applied to your providing Jerusalem artichokes and "Heritage potatoes" twice in a row. Both of these are small veg which are either VERY time consuming to peel, leaving little to eat, or have to be washed and then eaten with their skins, which we don't mind too much if it's not two times on the run. We bought some beef tomatoes as an experiment. Unfortunately, as we feared could happen, they arrived pretty unripe and tasteless and have improved not at all by being left in the sun. The avocados: one rotten on arrival, the other just about edible when we waited 3 days. That's avocados for you, in all fairness. The oranges. Interesting variety. Impossible to peel without the flesh falling into juicy pieces. But delicious. The blood oranges: delicious, as usual. Here's a general comment, which all home grocery delivery companies might bear in mind. Just about every delivery contains items which we would never have put in our basket if we had been in the shop and selecting for ourselves. If you can train and reward whoever packs the boxes to pretend they were picking items for their OWN home, you are more likely to keep customers like us and encourage us to buy more from you. Last comment. The process of selecting items to add to an order is just too slow. If you want people to look at what might tempt them, you really must offer a quicker way to get a look-see. All the best Tom Mcneeney