Ogie Diaz rants about high price of onions: “Mas mahal pa sa kilo ng karneng baboy at baka?”

- Ogie Diaz took to social media to rant about the soaring price of onions

- In an Instagram story, aired his disbelief that a kilogram of onion now costs hundreds of pesos

- He even compared the said vegetable’s price to the price of meats

- The talent manager also wondered how to cook “sinigang na sibuyas na may sahog na baboy”

Ogie Diaz’s new frank post on his Instagram Stories captured the attention of his followers.

In his post, he ranted about the soaring price of onions in the country.

The talent manager aired his disbelief that a kilogram of onion now costs hundreds of pesos.

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“Wow! Php600 na pala ang kilo ng sibuyas, totoo ba?”

He then went on to compare the price of the said vegetable to the price of meats.

“Mas mahal pa sa kilo ng karneng baboy at baka?”

Ogie likewise wondered, “Paano kaya gawin yung sinigang na sibuyas na may sahog na baboy?”

Here is the screenshot of Ogie's IG story:

Ogie Diaz is a comedian and a talent manager who once handled the careers of Vice Ganda and Liza Soberano. He is also among the most outspoken celebs as he will not mince words when he comments on something, whether it be in showbiz or politics.

In a previous report by KAMI, Ogie once again discussed the price of sardines in one of his recent social media posts. The showbiz reporter and talent manager indicated that at its current price, sardines seemed to have leveled up. He said that nowadays, canned food appears to be only for the rich. The talent manager has also discussed the same issue in the past where he even said that the price increase of sardines would have been understandable if it included the head of the fish.

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Ogie also penned a lengthy post addressed to people criticizing those who are eager to purchase iPhone 14. As per Ogie, there are some who describe individuals lining up for hours to buy Apple’s newest product as “OA." The talent manager said there is nothing wrong with the hype since buyers are using their own money.

Source: KAMI.com.gh