Cheapest milk?

Katyag

I buy my milk in Costco, 6 pints of full fat milk £1.69. 6 pints of semi skimmed £1.29! I think thats a fab price!

With a little one at 20 months we use lots of full fat milk, I encourage the 7 year old to have it too just to top up his calcium.

trytosave

Our local Farmfoods in Southampton is currently doing 2 x 2 litres of full fat or semi-skimmed for £1.50. Bargain!:j

s0hn1

Iceland do 4pints of milk for £1.10

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s0hn1 wrote: »

Iceland do 4pints of milk for £1.10

that's what I get and it lasts me a week.My friend who lives in bexley heath said that farm foods are doing two four pintas for £3.00 but I don't have one that near to where I live so its Iceland for me

chocdonuty

JackieO wrote: »

that's what I get and it lasts me a week.My friend who lives in bexley heath said that farm foods are doing two four pintas for £3.00 but I don't have one that near to where I live so its Iceland for me

Are you sure that price is correct? Recently farmfoods did 2 x 2l (4pts) for £1.50 so that price would mean it has doubled in a week!:eek:

jeanod

I buy 2x2l in farm foods for £1.50, also they have Hovis Bread 2 for £1.

lolotoo

jeanod wrote: »

I buy 2x2l in farm foods for £1.50, also they have Hovis Bread 2 for £1.

Thats what I do with many others each week...just buy the bread and milk :j They have increased their fridges in our store so they can bring more stock in.

NJW69

lolotoo wrote: »

Thats what I do with many others each week...just buy the bread and milk :j They have increased their fridges in our store so they can bring more stock in.

I do this as well every five days or so. Two lots of two litre of milk for £1.50 and two large Hovis loaves for £1.00.

I also sometimes get two lots of potatoes for £1.00 - some normal potatoes and some new ones.

MrsE_2

llh189 wrote: »

I buy Cravendale a I am single and hardly get through any milk at all, this type of milk allows me to not waste milk as it doesn't go off that quickly, for a family that goes through milk quickly I wouldn't bother with the premium price for this milk..

I use the Cravendale too. Money saving because I never go to the shop & just buy milk:o

We get through at least a litre a day & their is only two of us:cool:

shopndrop

Another Cravendale user here too. There are only 2 of us now, but I think Cravendale would be too expensive for most families. As far as I am concerned, it is more about not wasting before it goes off. Agree with Mrs E I never go to the shops just for milk and come out spending more now as we always have milk in the fridge. I always check the price first on mysupermarket too as we have all the supermarkets within a couple of miles and I use them all depending on what is on offer in each when I am passing.