TESCO and Morrisons have been forced to introduce strict limits on the number of lettuces shoppers are allowed to buy after a spate of cold weather in Spain resulted in a low yield of out-of-season vegetables.
This comes after the much publicised courgette crisis last week.
Cardiff citizens have been reacting to the shortage. And most were quick to see the funny side:
Lettuce just agree to disagree
— James Kay (@JamesRSKay) February 3, 2017
Lettuce rationing? Why? Just kos.
— The Angry Koala (@TheAngryKoala) February 3, 2017
How's everyone else coping with the Great British Iceberg Lettuce Shortage of 2017? #EndTimes #ApocalypseNowInAMinute pic.twitter.com/lqBxQ7UJSF
— Füüd (@FuudBlog) February 3, 2017
But some have spotted a money making opportunity:
For sale – 3 nearly new iceberg lettuce from a pet and smoke free home. Open to offers. Courgettes and broccoli also available.
— Gavin Seymour (@Girvla) February 3, 2017
However, a few can’t understand what the fuss is about:
I'd love to meet someone actually gutted at rationing of #lettuce.
— Rhi (@toyinfinity) February 3, 2017
Who the hell eats iceberg lettuce anyway? Rank #vegcrisis
— Claire 🇪🇺 (@ccditch) February 3, 2017
