Internet Explodes in Laughter as Tomatoes Reach Record Price of Rs 100-120 Per Kg: Hilarious Memes Take Over Twitter!

As the rainy season comes, it brings rain and a rise in the prices of vegetables. At the moment, tomatoes are more expensive than ever, with prices running from Rs. 100 to Rs. 120 per kg.

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Even though tomatoes aren't the main ingredient in every dish, they are an important part of salads and give cooked meals a unique taste. Some people take steps to deal with the rising price of tomatoes by buying them in bulk when they are cheaper and making sauce that can be kept in the fridge. When tomato prices are high, this sauce can be used instead. But not everyone uses this method to stop the prices from going up.

Laughter can be the best way to deal with things we can't change. There have been a lot of funny jokes about how the price of tomatoes is going up and up and up. One of the most famous memes is based on the well-known movie '3 Idiots.'

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A user jokingly posted about proposing a girl with tomato ring.

One user posted a pic of Tomato seller, calling him the richest person.

Another user posted '3 idiots' reference meme.

A user posted a pic making jwellery of Tomato.

Another user shared a race meme reference as Tomato wins the highest price tag.

People think that when the prices of things go up in Japan, the Japanese people do something interesting. They stop eating the most expensive food for a while, which causes its price to go down in the long run.

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During the monsoon season, tomato prices have been going up, which has led to some funny memes that tell us to find humour in difficult situations. Also, the Japanese method of price control is an interesting way to deal with rising prices of goods during times of inflation.