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Lidl Half Price Weekend Offers 28th to 29th July
sb44
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Just picked up a leaflet and the offers are:
Smoked Black Forest Ham Slices 200g 99p
Oaklands Fresh British New Potatoes 1.5kg 74p
Melangerie 100% Arabic Coffee 2 x 250g £2.24
Amanie Milk Chocolate Coated Biscuits (milk or cappuccino creme) 300g 99p

Official MoneySavingExpert insert: Lidl has confirmed Melangerie 100% Arabica coffee (2 x 250g) will be reduced from £4.49 to £2.24 from 28 - 29 Jul 2012. This offer will be available nationwide and strictly limited to 6 per customer, whilst stocks last. Thanks to sb44 for posting.
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Smoked Black Forest Ham Slices 200g 99p
Oaklands Fresh British New Potatoes 1.5kg 74p
Melangerie 100% Arabic Coffee 2 x 250g £2.24
Amanie Milk Chocolate Coated Biscuits (milk or cappuccino creme) 300g 99p
Official MoneySavingExpert insert: Lidl has confirmed Melangerie 100% Arabica coffee (2 x 250g) will be reduced from £4.49 to £2.24 from 28 - 29 Jul 2012. This offer will be available nationwide and strictly limited to 6 per customer, whilst stocks last. Thanks to sb44 for posting.
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Not very good meat deal but i will get the potatoes and stock up on the coffee for Dh.;)
Thanks for posting - still no sign of my Lidl leaflets for last or this week; i think they've forgotton me.:o0 -
Coffee is a great deal. I will pass on the ham though as plenty in freezer.
Cheers.:A Every moment is a gift. That's why we call it the present.!:A
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jumblejack wrote: »Coffee is a great deal. I will pass on the ham though as plenty in freezer.
Cheers.
I have never tried the ham, I may give it a try.
The coffee may be ok for the iced coffee below, I may give that a try too at that price.
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Is the Melangerie better than the Gold Arabica filter coffee?
Gold is quite harsh until a taste is acquired and not a personal favourite.
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A Gold winner at 2011 Food & Drink Awards if that means anything.
I'd assume its the same stuff in the coffee bags.0 -
Does the coffee come in beans or ground? Anyone know if it's any good??0
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It is ground coffee.0
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We love Lidl's Black Forest ham so will be stocking up.
I've never tried freezing it before though - it never occured to me to do so, which is stupid really considering I buy gammon joints which I then cook and slice up and freeze in batches. Those of you who freeze this ham - do you just freeze it in the packet it comes in, or do you put it in plastic freezer friendly tubs?DFW no.554 - Proud to be dealing with my debts :TDAVID TENNANT CAN PROBE ME WITH HIS SONIC SCREWDRIVER ANYTIME...:AFLYING THE FLAG FOR THE CAMBRIDGE BOOTS TARTS :happyhear0 -
Buffy_the_Vampire_Bat wrote: »We love Lidl's Black Forest ham so will be stocking up.
I've never tried freezing it before though - it never occured to me to do so, which is stupid really considering I buy gammon joints which I then cook and slice up and freeze in batches. Those of you who freeze this ham - do you just freeze it in the packet it comes in, or do you put it in plastic freezer friendly tubs?
I have had this ham unopened in the fridge for 6 months past its use by date and it has been fine to eat ! It is very well cured !0 -
This is gonna sound like a STUPID question I know, but the ham, its like Parma Ham right? With it being called black forest I wondered weather it had blood in (because it sounds like black pudding) :rotfl: I know im stupid, but I just want to make sure.0
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Yes its the same but i think the word Parma is protected now because it has to made in that region like many other things but strangely not Yorkshire puddings
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