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FARMFOODS - What's hot and what's not?
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I shop loads in FF....but I don't have a freezer

I normally buy:
Mayflower curry sauce powder - very low on Slimming world and sooooo delicious
Heinz soups - all varieties are 3 for £1
Bertoli pasta sauce - 89p
Heinz mayo - £1
Nescafe coffee - £1 (I don't drink the stuff but it's handy for my dad when he visits)
Birdseye fishgingers Omega 3 - £1.50
Irn Bru - £1
McCain Smiley faces - 89p
24 quenchy cups - £1.50
Wheetabix Stars - £1 a box
Choc-dips - 3 for £1
12 cans of pepsi max £2.89
Bananas - good sized bunch for £1
I can also confirm that their own macaroni cheese. YummyOfficial DFW nerd no 551 - proud to be dealing with my debts
Debts as of March 2014
Nationwide - £5745, Overdraft - £350,
Debts as of January 2015
Nationwide - £4997, Overdraft - £0:j0 -
today ours had 2 x 6 pack of muller greek style fruit corners for a £1 or 1 x 6 pack for 59p, dated till next friday, wont be a problem using them up here0
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also had the drums of mini chedders and twilgets for £10
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Big fan of farmfoods even if just for the bread and milk.
Best find for me is the breaded fish, cod or haddock, 6pcs for 2.95 - they are really good.
Often get 2.50 off £25 spend vouchers too through the door.0 -
I like to get my 500ml bottles of Pepsi from farmfoods, sometimes 3 for £1, but nornally 39p each (still cracking value) Used to buy them from the vending machine at work, £1.20(!)
I have three coke bottles that I top up everyday in my fridge from a 1 and half litre bottle.which cost me around a pound0 -
Onion rings!!! Lush & £1 for a bag. I could happily munch though a bag with a can of lager on a Saturday night.......
guess what I have in the oven along side my pizza!?!?!:D0 -
Onion rings!!! Lush & £1 for a bag. I could happily munch though a bag with a can of lager on a Saturday night.......
guess what I have in the oven along side my pizza!?!?!:D
Stock up if they are LA Diner range! Everything I buy from that range is going up in price!! And not by pennies either. Garlic bread slices from £1 to £1.25!0 -
Living_proof wrote: »Thank you OP for starting this post. I get quite a few Capital Bond vouchers each month (around £30) as an incentive award and whilst it would be great to blow this on nothing at all, I try and use it in either Farmfoods or Iceland and then I feel it really is saving me money on housekeeping. Both companies seem to be strong in processed foods and I would rather have simple and uncomplicated, but all your comments on Farmfoods are a big help in planning for me. The Nicky loo rolls I agree is excellent and the cupboard under my stairs will bear witness! I have a big freezer to go through (mostly UFO's - unidentifed frozen objects) but once these are clear I am looking forward to a big Farmfood shop. Two where I live.
I love the UFOs I have lots of those too!!0
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