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How Much??? Sarnie Shop
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Wkdwill
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Having just been into my local sarnie shop I was shocked to see just how much she had raised her prices by.
So I was curious to find out how much others pay for the same thing in their local sarnie shop.
I went in to get DH a BEST to find that it was £2.50 for a regular and £3.80 for a large:eek:
DH says he pays £1.70 near work and that its better than anywhere else.
What about you? and yes before you ask im that bored, LO is having a nap.
So I was curious to find out how much others pay for the same thing in their local sarnie shop.
I went in to get DH a BEST to find that it was £2.50 for a regular and £3.80 for a large:eek:
DH says he pays £1.70 near work and that its better than anywhere else.
What about you? and yes before you ask im that bored, LO is having a nap.
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Expensive around here, but its a tourist area. Between £3-£5. Unless you go to M&S0
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Yeah get to M&S and get a £2 meal deal! Very popular in the office at the moment :-)0
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The one im on about is my local one (near my house) its only a little High Street so not good enough for M&S, dont even have a Greggs.
The one near DH work is the only sarnie shop near him as he works on an industrial estate, so no meal deals for him either.0 -
Buy the fixings and make your own sarnies, cheaper and you'll know what's in them.That gum you like is coming back in style.0
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Subway 99p for my breakfast sub, bacon,egg & cheese in honey oat bread0
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Have you seen today's paper, sandwiches from high street chains such as subway and Pret have as much salt in one sandwich as 8 bags of crisps. That is shocking.
The best thing to do is make your own. I know a lady who owns a sandwich shop and she has also increased her prices. I asked her why and she said that the price she paid to suppliers for ingredients had gone up.0 -
Im in london and its so expensive here, around £2.50 - £4 for a sandwich.
For the last 2 weeks ive been eating things ive brought in from home and i can see a real difference in how much ive been spending. its all been going on lunch all this time.:o0 -
yummy salt slurp0
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Im in london and its so expensive here, around £2.50 - £4 for a sandwich.
For the last 2 weeks ive been eating things ive brought in from home and i can see a real difference in how much ive been spending. its all been going on lunch all this time.:o
Tell me about it!!! I have had a record low spend week this week. Only £4!! I brought 4 out of five days from home. Don't you love it when a plan comes together?!:rotfl:Trying hard to money save....0 -
marks and spencers meal deal is great prawn sandwich alone is £1.60
I am not a huge sandwich eater but the baguettes and pannis at school were I work are £1.60 and range from brie and peppers, tuna, chicken mayo, prawn etc etc0
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