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Which 'premium' brand will you not do without?
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PG Tips and Twinings Earl Grey.0
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Heinz chopped tomatoes, Twinings Everyday, full fat Ribena & Tabasco sauce, although I tend to stock up when they're on special.0
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Me - I buy all cheaper brands other than ketchup has to be heinz:)0
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Hi
Nescafe coffee
Heinz tomato ketchup
Heinz lighter salad cream
Whiskas temptations cat treats
Walkers crisps (for 'normal' crisps, tried own brand and cheap crisps but pretty much inedible)
Janie x0 -
Heinz baked beans and tinned tomatoes.0
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Tea - PG Tips/Tetley/Yorkshire
Cola - Diet Pepsi
Toilet roll - Triple Velvet
Bacon - Danish
Washing Powder - Surf
Mouthwash - Listerine
Probably a few more too, but those spring to mind first0 -
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For me it's:
Branston baked beans
HP Sauce
Helmann's mayo0 -
Just eating a lasagne that I made with ASDA's own brand. MY, this stuff is gross. Straight away you can tell it's different from when you open the packet - the granules are bigger. I didn't think it would mean a totally different taste though.
It feels like I am eating sponge.
Not nice. I only saved a few pennies to the branded QUORN versions
Secondly, ASDA nappies - much cheaper but have a horrible hard paper quality which is leaving marks on my baby's tummy.0 -
Tetley Teabags, Nescafe coffee, Flora and HP "Original" BBQ SauceAims for 2014
Drink a glass of water a day, Empty handbag at least once a week, Continue "not putting things off" and tackle things head on, Treasure people around me, Stay healthy and well away from hospitals, Continue to declutter/decorate house slowly and not get stressed because I can't do everything at once.0
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