Trying to work out best value in ml and cl

ironed_out

I'm trying to work out the best value when buying Bacardi breezers.
Tesco have 4pk of 275ml @£8 for 2 pks of 4
They also have lg bottles of 70cl each @ 2 for £5.

Doea anyone know which way works out cheaper please I have no idea how to convert cl to ml.
(I'm trying to organise a party/bbq and my brain has stopped working!):beer:

frogglet

Not sure what 1g bottles are, but by the measurements the 4pack x2 at £8 seem the best deal,

maman

Most bottles of wine are 75cl which is the same as 750 ml, so 10ml = 1 cl. The difference in cost is about 6p a litre with the 4pks cheaper than the large bottles. HTH

tomstickland

A cl is a centi-litre, i.e. 1/100th of a litre.
A ml is a milli-litre, 1/1000th of a litre.
10ml is 1 cl.

Enterprise_1701C

275 x 4 = 1100 x 2 = 2200

£8.00 divided by 2200 = 0.3636

.37 p per ml

140 cl = 1400 ml

£5.00 divided by 1400 = 0.3571

0.36p per ml

Big bottles are cheaper!

Unless of course you only want to drink a little at a time and want to make it go further ......

Have a good party

creased-leach

The smaller ones work out at 36.4p per 100ml. The bigger ones are cheaper at 35.7p per 100ml. Thats on the offer prices.

BTW- my maths is atrocious. My ability to cheat, unsurpassed!

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http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/Shopping/FindProducts.aspx?Query=bacardi%20breezer&SortBy=3

Enterprise_1701C

Calculators come in very handy ..........

ironed_out

I often use mysupermarket
Now why didn't I think of that! lol
Thanks for all your help