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Forecourt Food Prices
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I am so angry I have just been to the local petrol station for fuel and while I was in the shop paying I remembered we needed coffee so I walked over to the grocery section, Nescafe Gold Blend £3.99 for a 200g jar? I'm sure it's only £3 in Asda, what's the dance here?
Hyperinflation. Soon you'll need a wheelbarrow of money to pay for that!0 -
Where I recently lived, there was a Somerfield on the forecourt (24 hours/day) and half a mile up the road was a small Somerfield supermarket (open usual supermarket hours to 10pm). The forecourt always had higher prices for everything than the Somerfield shop up the road, even though they shared staff between the two shops.
It's just the way it is. You pay your money, you make your choice. I'd have gone without, I never pay more than 70p/100g for coffee granules.0 -
PasturesNew wrote: »Where I recently lived, there was a Somerfield on the forecourt (24 hours/day) and half a mile up the road was a small Somerfield supermarket (open usual supermarket hours to 10pm). The forecourt always had higher prices for everything than the Somerfield shop up the road, even though they shared staff between the two shops.
It's just the way it is. You pay your money, you make your choice. I'd have gone without, I never pay more than 70p/100g for coffee granules.
Always good advice.0 -
Didn't everyone collect acorns in the autumn to roast and grind into 'coffee'?0
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amcluesent wrote: »Didn't everyone collect acorns in the autumn to roast and grind into 'coffee'?
They may have done, but humans have found theres better things to grind
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Graham_Devon wrote: »They may have done, but humans have found theres better things to grind

I'm glad you are over here having fun, you shouldn't be too serious all of the time Graham.0 -
Used to spend quite a bit of time hanging around our garage forecourt. Till they put the cameras up.0
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Well, as we're past peak-oil and starting resource wars, petrol stations will become a distant memory. There are babies born today who may never experience filling the tank at the petrol pump as oil will soon pass $200.0
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