4 pints of milk £1.00

milliemonster

Yes the 2l in farmfoods is always £1, I always buy loads from there and freeze it

Abbafan1972

spankymonkey wrote: »

four pints of milk are in poundland too!

Checked in Poundland this morning and the ones for sale in there are 2 litres.

skintas_2

ive bbe drinking the wisemen milk fromm tesco tastes just the same as emi skinned, its £1 for 4 pints, the other week it was 65p

chuckley

Unleaded95 wrote: »

I don't quite understand the reason people still buy the 6-pint bottle.

big families.... office use...

littlesnuggy

chuckley wrote: »

big families.... office use...

I don't think they meant why do people need to buy 6pints, rather why do they buy the 6pint bottle, when it would be cheaper to buy 2 x 4pints.

Can confirm all varieties still £1 in Bath's Iceland.

milliemonster

skintas wrote: »

ive bbe drinking the wisemen milk fromm tesco tastes just the same as emi skinned, its £1 for 4 pints, the other week it was 65p

This is 2l not 4pts as its the same stuff they sell in farmfoods

michaelstiff

In Lidl on Friday 31st July, I got 2 litres of St Ivel semi-skimmed for 98p. This looked like the regular price rather than any special promotion.

runnerss

Sainsbury's do a 1% fat 4pt for £1 as well, although they have once reduced it to 75p.

misspenny

Abbafan1972 wrote: »

I can't understand why Asda & Tesco are selling 2 for £3.00 at the moment, so you save 6p? Wow!

because a lot of their customers will look at the 2 for £3 sticker, usually in bright red or orange to get attention, and usually stuck to the shelf obscuring the single bottle price, without even reading the original price of a single bottle let alone bothering to work out they're only saving 6p, asda and tesco prob also hope that conning them into buying 2 bottles will be masses more milk than the customer needs and that they will bin most of the 2nd (that the store has only lost a few pennies on) bottle and go back the next week and buy 2 more bottle of milk. us mse'ers know the stores are never ever doing us a favour by selling at 2 for or bogof etc,

Abbafan1972

misspenny wrote: »

because a lot of their customers will look at the 2 for £3 sticker, usually in bright red or orange to get attention, and usually stuck to the shelf obscuring the single bottle price, without even reading the original price of a single bottle let alone bothering to work out they're only saving 6p, asda and tesco prob also hope that conning them into buying 2 bottles will be masses more milk than the customer needs and that they will bin most of the 2nd (that the store has only lost a few pennies on) bottle and go back the next week and buy 2 more bottle of milk. us mse'ers know the stores are never ever doing us a favour by selling at 2 for or bogof etc,

Yeah, supermarkets like to trick us into thinking we are making a saving. :rolleyes:

Went to Iceland today and bought some milk, it is £1 for 4 pints in mine as well. :j