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nuts and dried fruit
clutterydrawer
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I am an incorrigible snacker so i buy lots of these to keep me off the biscuits....where do you think is cheapest for them?
August grocery challenge: £50
Spent so far: £37.40 :A
Spent so far: £37.40 :A
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Holland and Barrett seem as cheap as anywhere, and they always seem to have offers on. Cashew nuts are £1.29 for 200grams at the moment, cheaper than anywhere else.0
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Indian shops seem to sell them quite cheap. I got a kilo of cashew nuts (broken) for about 6 quid.Getting there... A deal at a time. :T0
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I buy 500g mixed nuts & raisins in tesco £1.61.0
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Julian Graves often have everything half price - so I stock up on about a zillion kilos of nuts, seeds, dried fruit, sundried tomatoes, crystalised ginger, herbs & liquorice!
There's a website if you want to check what's on offer:
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lidls do lovely banana chips for £1.20 something, be warned they are very moreish!0
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excellent, thankyou
i've been using julian graves or H+B but can never decide which is cheaper so will use their websites to compare. August grocery challenge: £50
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Costco. They do a MASSIVE 3kg bag for around £2-3. Obviously you would need to be a member or know a member but this is such a bargain. It is a yellow bag.There are times when parenthood seems nothing but feeding the mouth that bites you Peter De VriesDebt free by 40 (27/11/2016)0
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Try Asda can't remember the prices but they seem to be cheaper that the rest. Just watch if you are using them to replace biscuits as they are probably higher in calories and you might end up putting on weight. They are definitely healthier but in small quantities.0
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Saw loads of them reduced to .50p a bag today in M&S, London Victoria branch0
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