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Coffee
mintel_2
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Does anyone have any recommodations for good cheap coffee?
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Instant coffee or proper ground/bean coffee?0
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Nescafe jars of 200g are only £2.19 in home bargains, much cheaper than the main supermarketsAug GC £63.23/£200, Total Savings £00
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Ground coffee - try approved foods, Douwe Egberts coffee, 12 packets for £5.99 I think. I freeze mine to keep it fresh but at that price its cheaper than instant!Free/impartial debt advice: Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS) | National Debtline | Find your local CAB0
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Nescafe Gold Blend is nice - 2 200g jars for £7 in Tesco, I think.******** Never be a spectator of unfairness or stupidity *******"Always be calm and polite, and have the materials to make a bomb"0
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If its instant you are looking for I can recommend Kenco Rappor BOGOF in Co-op.
I really love this and stock up whenever its on offerSlimming World at target0 -
Depends on your taste buds - Tesco Value 100g for 48p:jDoing my bit :jCompetition prizes won 2011 ( still waiting :cool:)0
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Ground coffee - try approved foods, Douwe Egberts coffee, 12 packets for £5.99 I think. I freeze mine to keep it fresh but at that price its cheaper than instant!
Do you freeze the beans whole or grind them first? I've seen some nice coffee in Costco but its in a big bag and would go off while I drank it as I don't always have time to brew coffee and I love instant too.
My favorite instant coffee is Kenco Smooth. I never pay full price for it as I either get a big jar in Costco (when it on offer) at £9.99 for 750gr. I haven't got it for a while so not sure where its on offer, sorryI love a bargain and saving money! I don't have any debts and mortgage repaid in 20200 -
Ground coffee - I like Sainsbury's own brand Taste the Difference, which is more expensive than basic own brand but cheaper than branded.
For instant coffee I wait until Kenco is on special offer then buy loads.0 -
Do you freeze the beans whole or grind them first? I've seen some nice coffee in Costco but its in a big bag and would go off while I drank it as I don't always have time to brew coffee and I love instant too.
My favorite instant coffee is Kenco Smooth. I never pay full price for it as I either get a big jar in Costco (when it on offer) at £9.99 for 750gr. I haven't got it for a while so not sure where its on offer, sorry
The offer at AF is ground coffee so I freeze mine ground. I have a coffee tin that I have had for years so I decant a smaller quantity into that and then the rest goes into the freezer, it means I can buy in bulk and not worry about it going off
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Depends on your taste buds - Tesco Value 100g for 48p
If you drink that stuff you haven't got any taste buds
My coffee is important to me, I go for the Nescafe Gold Blend. Picked up a 300g jar from Morrisons for 5.39. But that will last a couple of weeks.
Balance that against one cup of costa coffee (2.40) or even worse the swill which McDonalds sell. (you can drink it but you subsequently wish you hadn't)0
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