日常英語(yǔ) wonky food 歪瓜裂棗

A supermarket in Canada is urging its customers to remember that beauty is only skin deep, as it begins selling smaller, misshapen produce to help cut waste.

加拿大超市Loblaws鼓勵(lì)消費(fèi)者銘記“美貌不只限于外表”，為減少食品浪費(fèi)，力推“歪瓜裂棗”。

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Loblaws, the country's largest food retailer, is selling 'ugly' groceries that are up to 30 per cent cheaper than more aesthetically pleasing products.

Loblaws是加拿大最大的食品零售商，該超市銷售外表“難看”的食品，價(jià)格平均比更“好看”的蔬果便宜多至30%。

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The wonky food is being sold for a campaign called No Name Naturally Imperfect and will begin with apples and potatoes.

這一銷售“歪瓜裂棗”的活動(dòng)名為“天生不完美”，最初有蘋果、土豆。

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Loblaw senior vice president Ian Gordon pointed out that customers often put too much stock in the look of food.

Loblaw的高級(jí)副總裁Ian Gordon指出，顧客們通常太注重蔬果的外表了。

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He said in a statement: 'We often focus too much on the look of produce rather than the taste. Once you peel or cut an apple you can't tell it once had a blemish or was misshapen.

他在聲明中說：“我們經(jīng)常過于關(guān)注蔬果的外貌，而不是味道。一旦蘋果削皮切片，它曾經(jīng)有點(diǎn)瑕疵或者長(zhǎng)得不那么好看就根本不是事兒。”