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Tesco is giving more children a taste of free fruit and veg
Birmingham Mail
|September 26, 2025
TESCO is using the weird and wonderful ways kids describe fruit and vegetables to inspire others to try them.
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The pupils did such a great job with the descriptions that Tesco has added them to signage in their local stores
From Happy Cactus (pineapple, reimagined by six-year-old Ella), Velvet Tennis Balls (peaches, renamed by Gwen, seven), Green Water Drumsticks (cucumber, renamed by Layla Grace, seven) and Unicorn Horns (baby corn, as interpreted by Emilia, six), pupils did such a great job that Tesco has added their descriptions to signage in their local stores.
The rebrand marks the launch of the second Tesco Fruit and Veg for Schools programme, developed in partnership with the British Nutrition Foundation.
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