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05-06-2008, 17:17
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05-06-2008, 17:38
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Re: The Food Credit Crunch
Jersey Royals 69 pence for 750grms.....Galia melons 69 pence...tomatoes 69pence.....pineapples 69 pence plums 69 pence...all at Aldi.
No excuse for not getting your five a day.
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05-06-2008, 18:17
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@ flashy. If you go through 6 litres a week then its 2 pints a day. More than enough to buy fresh. The milk from my milkman lasts a week without going off . |
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05-06-2008, 18:19
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Re: The Food Credit Crunch
Ian i was reading about the cravendale milk, that works out a lot cheaper than the stuff i buy, i may be investing in that in the future PLUS i can recycle those cravendale cartons you can't recycle the uht one's (not unless you take them down to tesco) and i'm well into my recycling
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05-06-2008, 18:20
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Re: The Food Credit Crunch
rocky biscuits 50p at ASDA
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05-06-2008, 18:45
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Re: The Food Credit Crunch
If your out and about in blackburn and need a drink go to the tesco metro can of proper coke 38p
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05-06-2008, 18:55
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only 25p at home bargin
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05-06-2008, 19:57
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Re: The Food Credit Crunch
If anyone likes Thorntons Chocolates(and who doesn't ?)then buy the bags of mis-shapes from Home and Bargain 79 pence for a 200gram bag.......go under the name of Club Cocoa......I shouldn't have told you this...they will all be gone the next time I go in.
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05-06-2008, 20:00
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05-06-2008, 21:58
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06-06-2008, 13:53
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Re: The Food Credit Crunch
OK just had my online shopping delivered (bloody chickenpox, cant wait til he's got rid of the lurgi) and we have the following offers:
Tea/Coffee 2 for £4 (200g coffee) Cooked meats (3 for £3) (200g wafer thin meats) Cereal 2 for £2 (asda 350g boxes) Prepared salad 2for£1 Clover 2 for £2 Hovis bread 2 for £2 Warburtons fruit loaf 2 for £1.50 Bernard Mathew Chicken breast 2 for £2 should have been £5 So now you all know whats on my shopping list lol Actually seems quite good this time, got about 15 bags worth of shopping for 70 quid so either my spending habits have changed or Asda have sent me a sympathy 'cant get out the house' thing, like red cross sent the prisoners of war. ok bad simile, am very bored.....going now |
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06-06-2008, 18:25
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I see that cucumber as come down in price at asda...now 60p
One question......does anyone on here shop at Aldi? since asda as gone expensive these days, was thinking of going to Aldi..........what ya think?
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06-06-2008, 18:29
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Yes...go for it. We do a lot of our shop there...also go to Lidl for some things too.
I have always found the stuff to be of good quality......though it is mostly their own brands.
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