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Discussion thread on Supermarket prices - are they becoming too high?
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Marmite isn't the sort of thing I buy, aren't any the other versions not any good? I do like twiglets though.0
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pennymakespounds wrote: »morrison £4.40 this morning .
I'm in the trade and can say there is no supplier cost increase so far this year .. and their rsp is inchanged at £4.80
so yes does look as some "super" promotion is going to happen !.
It could be worse, the trade price in Bookers (major wholesaler for independent shops) is £5.05 with a rrp of £5.69.
It's very hard for small shops to compete when their trade price is higher than the retail price in supermarkets!0 -
It's a luxury product now I guess
Oh well - at least a little goes a long way...0 -
I tell yu wot is REALLY ANNOYING, tesco used to sell their Own Brand Yeast Extract but of late it seems to have disappeared from the shelves.
Just like to point out that I dont buy it for myself, foul stuff!
Anybody seen that Marmite Shop in Regent Street, the one where you can sit in the window and be part of the display?! :rotfl:Ellie :cool:
"man is born free but everywhere he is in chains"
J-J Rousseau0 -
When I saw the title of this thread, I suddenly got the urge to have a cheese and marmite sandwich.
I've just finished it and damn tasty it was too!
I was hoping I'd have something useful or interesting to add to this thread; however I can't think of anything, apart from saying that I may even go and treat myself to a second cheese and marmite sandwich now as the first one was so good.0 -
epsilondraconis wrote: »When I saw the title of this thread, I suddenly got the urge to have a cheese and marmite sandwich.
I've just finished it and damn tasty it was too!
I was hoping I'd have something useful or interesting to add to this thread; however I can't think of anything, apart from saying that I may even go and treat myself to a second cheese and marmite sandwich now as the first one was so good.Mortgage Free as of 31/5/11 :j:j:j:j:j:j:j0 -
I've seen Vegemite on offer at Sainsbury's before but never Marmite.I shot a vein in my neck and coughed up a Quaalude.
Lou Reed The Last Shot0 -
My local B M Bargains had a marmite jar made to look like a cricket ball for £1.29 http://i.telegraph.co.uk/telegraph/multimedia/archive/01414/marmite_1414108c.jpg0
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We ran out of marmite a couple of weeks ago so bought the big one in Mr S for £4.40! We eat loads of it in our house as the children can't take peanut butter to school (rules :cool:). I've never seen anything apart from marmite in Mr S, don't think they sell their own (according to mysupermarket they don't).
I have a mini (empty) jar from when my DS1 was 6 months old. It says "My first jar of Marmite". They don't do them anymore...
epsilondraconis - I had a craving for a cheese/marmite sandwich the other day, yummy:rotfl:
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