Really cheap food...however

twise

I have just stumbled across this website that sells really cheap food...however some of it is out of date or short dates.

Hope this helps someone

http://www.approvedfood.co.uk


Tracy:D

Ragtimeplayer

twise wrote: »

I have just stumbled across this website that sells really cheap food...however some of it is out of date or short dates.

Hope this helps someone

http://www.approvedfood.co.uk


Tracy:D

Why did I click that link lol, now I have loads of stuff on its way to me and I said I wouldn't spend anymore money :rotfl:

FieryBlondeScot

the pots noodes have a sell by date of july 08 and the uncles ben stir fry sauce is june 08

onetomany

cool i had a look does anyone else know of any more cash and carrys online?

lesley1960

Is it legal to sell out of date food? , one of the problems with buying food stuff from a site like this is you will have no idea where this food has been , how it has travelled and how or where it has been stored

Swan_2

FieryBlondeScot wrote: »

the pots noodes have a sell by date of july 08 and the uncles ben stir fry sauce is june 08

they're not selling any foods with 'use by' dates, so there shouldn't be any problems with them being dangerous

I'm sure Pot Noodles are so full of chemicals they're probably indestructible! & jarred sauces will definitely be much the same to eat way past their 'best by'

milliemonster

lesley1960 wrote: »

Is it legal to sell out of date food? , one of the problems with buying food stuff from a site like this is you will have no idea where this food has been , how it has travelled and how or where it has been stored

I don't think its illegal, the supermarkets sell OOD stuff all the time, what a great site though!!!

Missyy_2

they have gingerbread syrup for £2 a bottle, i paid £6 for a small bottle from Strabucks last xmas so i could make gingerbread lattes, expiry date is 2010 - bargain!!:beer:

Approved_Food

The pot noodles at approved food may be out of date but the quality of the products are guarantied and after all they are a dried item.

Remember, best before dates relate to the optimum quality of a product and not to be confused with "Used by" dates that land you in all sorts of trouble if you sell them... e.g fresh fish, meat & eggs.

Actually when you think about it, if its 10 times cheaper than Tesco where they are 83p each and (when you can by a case) at approved food they work out just over 8p each it speaks for its self.

lesley1960

just seen this description
400g cream of chicken soup with a ring pull top.
Old Country is a re-branding company who relables products. This soup has come to us in ASDA trays and we are assuming that is where it is from originally.

chardanna

My postcode is BH1, from below would you say I'm rate 1, dont want to order & get it wrong!

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If you are within a purple zone but your postcode is not listed then select national rate 2

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