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Best value lines - Mr T or Mr S ?
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I prefer Sainsburys basics - esp the teacakes about 24p for 4, the jaffa cakes, tin foil and beans!
I also dispense the 9p basics shower gel into a lovely chrome pump dispenser in the bathroom!
I think someone else mentioned before me that the basics are not always the cheapest - I noticed that the other day.
I have seen alot more products lately in my local sains including ground coffee and a lovely looking raisin slab cake!0 -
There are a lot of threads on the Shop Don't Drop board about value products, so as this thread isn't strictly Old style, I'll move it over there
:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
i like sainsburys value range....the fruit and vef is nice....fairtrade bananas are good....i think the sains value tbags are ok and really cheaponwards and upwards0
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I think Sainsbury's do more basics stuff ( I have no proof of this - it's just that when I go to buy the stuff I want, Sainsbury's always seem to have a basics equivalent, whereas Tesco sometimes does not have a value equivalent)
I love sainsbury's chocolate digestives - I think they are 36p - there are a bit smaller than McVities, but still taste lovely. The chopped tomatoes are better than Tesco (I find Tesco ones quite poor)[STRIKE]DFW Nerd number 729[/STRIKE]Debt Free & Proud0 -
Another vote for Sainsburys! Their basics range is quite varied and mainly of a decent quality. Since I tried the basics mozzarella balls I haven't bought any others, they really are lovely
Also worth a try are the basics part baked bagettes, tinned toms, bacon pieces and butter 0 -
MrsBartolozzi wrote: »I'd recommend Sainsbury's basics range - the salmon pieces are responsibly farmed and are much cheaper than normal.
HTH
I'd recommend these too. I used to buy salmon from M&S or Waitrose but these are great.0 -
I would say Sainsbury's Basic range over Tesco's Value range.
And this week Sainsbury's have increased the range of their Basic products. There were a lot more in my local store this week, especially on the end displays.0 -
Sainsburys ... anyway you could try one shop one week + the other the next if there was anything that you didn't like.:hello:
Sealed Pot Challenge NO. 632.
2011 Birthday pressies bought = loads
2011 Christmas pressies bought = loads
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Dear Mr Sainsbury seems to be cottoning on to our money-saving ways! The Basics penne was 19p before Christmas, but has now gone up to a whopping 43p!
Anyway, Basic stuff I bought today - all tried and liked...
tinned toms (whole or chopped) 33p
meatballs in tomato sauce 48p
curry sauce 19p
carrots ( fresh, 1.5g) 73p
smoked bacon £1.66 (cheaper in Iceland)
corned beef (400g, 8 thick slices) £1.54
spaghetti 39p
custard creams 30p
milk choc digestives 33p
shortcake biscuits 63p
tortilla chips 17p
cooking apples £1.29
madeira cake (ideal for making trifle) 55p"Cheap", "Fast", "Right" -- pick two.0
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