Bakery Yeast Tesco Now charging

fpcat

I've paid 20p for a few grams, enough for one bread bake, from Tescos, and that was last year. I too had read on here about getting it free, and was quite surprised, especially when I saw how little I actually had been given. I think the price was plucked from the air, as there was a bit of a staff discussion before the price was put on it. I decided to stick to dried instead.

zenseeker

globalds wrote: »

I've seen live oysters sold at supermarkets.

I would hope so, because dead ones will make you pretty ill if you eat them.

woody505

Tesco have been charging for at least a yr now use to be free. They dont advetise this service so i dont know how people know about it.

katiejones

woody505 wrote: »

Tesco have been charging for at least a yr now use to be free. They dont advetise this service so i dont know how people know about it.

Some do, some dont;)

Zziggi

My local sainsbury's and Tesco charge. Asda don't.

Middy

Sainsburys use fresh yeast and comes in huge blocks of 7.5kg. We do charge customers for yeast. I think I scanned some the other week for 20p. I have no idea how much bread you can make from 7.5kg of yeast.

geordie_joe

Middy wrote: »

Sainsburys use fresh yeast and comes in huge blocks of 7.5kg. We do charge customers for yeast. I think I scanned some the other week for 20p. I have no idea how much bread you can make from 7.5kg of yeast.

Are you saying you gave someone 7.5kg of yeast for 20p?

Zziggi

Middy wrote: »

Sainsburys use fresh yeast and comes in huge blocks of 7.5kg. We do charge customers for yeast. I think I scanned some the other week for 20p. I have no idea how much bread you can make from 7.5kg of yeast.

20p was certainally NOT the price Sainsburys wanted to charge me for a block of yeast!! Surfice to say I walked out (without the shopping I'd picked up) and went to ASDA who gave me yeast for free.