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Meat Buying
Hi All, i would be interested in what everyone did when buying their meat. I want to find out the best/cheapest way to buy meat, be it from supermarket, local butcher, meat van/auction?. Were a family of 3 and have a monthly food budget of £350. out of this we have to buy all the baby items nappy's etc, where also doing…
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Summers here- Cheap Ice Cream Thread
As the weather is getting better than can only mean one thing. Ice cream, ice cream, ice cream. Morrisons own brand soft vanilla 2 Litres = 89p If others can please share their find and I'll update this thread. Does anyone do the 5/6 litre tubs or is that a thing of the past?
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Typhoo Decaf tea 120 £1.99 B&M
B&M have 80 Typhoo Decaf with 50% free so 120 decaf tea bags for £1.99 which is better price than supermarket own brand.
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Morrison's veg offers - 69p each or 3 for £1.50 (until 27th April).
69p each or 3 packs for £1.50 again. Carrots - 1kg Onions - 1kg Parsnips - 500g Tomatoes - pack of 6 Potatoes - 1.3kg (white, washed) Spring greens - not sure of weight?? Bought the carrots, onions and tomatoes today. Lynsey
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Poundland Puppy Pads
Hi, for those that use puppy pads (we have a wooden floor so cannot use newspaper alone) puppy pads are at Poundland, 5 for £1 and they are exactly the same as those at Asda and most other places that cost £4+ for 5. And today when I went in they had packs of 7 for the cost of 5 (still £1). I came out with a bagfull. I…
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No more cheap potatoes?
Used to get 2.5kg for £1 this has gone in two supermarkets, cheapest 2.5kg is £2.50, is this a seasonal thing or changed for good?
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Felix catfood x6 tins £1.75 at Iceland
Hi i'm not sure if this is a glitch but yesterday I bought 6 tins of felix cat food from my local Iceland (Firswood) for £1.75 shelf price said £3.50. I went back and tried it with another flavour on a different till and it still worked. Hth someone :)
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Cheap ingredients in London
Hi - anyone know where I can source cheap cooking ingredients in London? I'm looking into creating a small business cooking brownies and am trying to save some cash on the basics! Thanks, Rebecca.
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What percentage of household income do you spend on food?
What percentage of your household income do you spend on food? We spend around 10% on food.
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Haagen Daaz clearance line at Asda
My all time favourite ice cream, HD Chocolate, Pralines and Caramel was reduced to clear at my local Asda, £2 for 500ml. Grabbit while you can. I hope this doesn't mean that HD are going to stop making Chocolate, Pralines and Caramel ice cream, I'll go into mourning.
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Sainsbury's delivery saver pass - minimum order now £100?
Did anyone else just get the following from Sainsbury's regarding their 12 month delivery pass? This was sent via e-mail an hour or so ago, but their website and T&Cs still says it's a minimum order spend of £40. We never spend £100 per order, and we've got 8 months remaining on our pass, so I'm hoping this a mistake?…
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Sainsbury's Online Service
Today I popped into Sainsbury's for some oddments and the till spat out the usual tickets, which I so often forget for the next visit,:o but tonight I actually read them and one looks really interesting... 12 months online grocery Anytime Delivery Pass for £20 There is currently a deal on the delivery pass but the till…
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Which vegbox is best value?
5adaybox.co.uk claims their SAVINGS THIS WEEK on a MEDIUM BOX is £8.87 Based on a like for like shop on MYSUPERMARKET.COM* *Priced checked 28/03/2014 Is it really cheaper than from the supermarket? Are there any better value vegbox companies? I am pregnant and am determined to eat more plant food. At the moment I just buy…
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In two minds - advice?
Hi I'm thinking of visiting a nearby market to stock up on fish and meat. This would mean taking £200 approx. out of next 2 months shopping budget. Part of me thinks this is a good move and will stock the freezer. The spendthrift bit of me is worried that this just my excuse for having a spending spree :rotfl: Anyone ever…
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Local green grocer.
Has anyone else, like me, tried using their local green grocer or fruiterer, and found that they were much more expensive and that the quality was deplorable? Bananas for example. 68p a Kilo in most supermarkets, but an astronomical £1.86 in the fruiterer, and they were all about to go black! Those big, crunchy red apples…
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Lidl - What products do you buy?
My other half and I are making a trip to Lidl after work today - we've just brought a house and with a baby on the way we want to try and do some bulk buying as well as stocking up on anything cheaper than Tesco (which is where we usually shop). What I wanted to ask (as I've noticed on Lidl's site you can't really see the…
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Magnums £2 tesco plus 65 off voucher through post booklet
Magnums down in tesco to £2 if you had a voucher booklet come through the post it should contain 65p off voucher :D
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Luccozade Sport 4 packs - half price in Tesco + Coupon
Normally £3.85 now only £1.92 for a 4 pack. Tesco had sent through some coupons a few months ago - one of which was £1 off Luccozade. That's £2.92 off. If you have any Tesco coupons around I would check them.
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Sugar in Farmfoods, how much?
Checked F/foods website re price of milk, and noticed sugar is displayed as 2 for £1.50, and also 3 for £2...Which is correct? Yesterday ,the 4th, I paid £2 for 3 bags. Just wondering what other stores might currently be charging. Keep an eye on SEL and also your receipt.
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Farmfoods - warning - milk no longer on offer @ 2 for £1.60
New price now 2 for £1.80. Bread is still 2 for £1.60. A few disgruntled customers this morning buying their usual 1 x milk and 1 x bread for £1.60; only to find the total coming to £2. The sales assistant stated that the milk has now gone up in price: 2 for £1.80. One customer was shouting at the staff members and said…
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