At Kamarouka, one can spot tomatoes for 55 rubles and cucumbers for 30 rubles
Prices regularly surprise Belarusians. But on some counters, you can encounter truly unbelievable price tags, writes Tochka.by.
For instance, at one of the retail stalls, you can buy Belarusian cucumbers for 30 rubles per kilogram.
Although the season has already ended, such farm produce definitely catches the eye.
“Where else will you find ones like this!? These are my cucumbers. I grew them myself!” the vendor proudly shared.
By the way, on a neighboring counter, similar select "Radnichok" cucumbers cost 12–17 rubles per kilogram.
In all fairness, it should be noted that cucumbers have already become scarcer this season. But at the market, one can also find options for 3–9 rubles per kilogram.
And in some spots, there were also expensive tomatoes. The most “incredible” price was on those imported from Uzbekistan.
They are sweet and field-grown. They are asking as much as 55 rubles per kilogram for them.