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instant porridge-make it yourself?

mrs_baggins · 2011-05-09 17:49:19

went camping a few days ago and I am so lazy I have to eat things using boiling water or one ring. For breakfast I took a couple of instant 'just add boiling water' porridge oats but at 80p per pot thought they were a bit expensive. when i opened the pots the porridge just looked like normal oats!! what I was thinking was…

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Farway Posts: 14,641 Forumite

13 March 2019 at 11:41AM

JIL wrote: »

It is, however the sachets are 6 for £2.

They also need microwaving.

I buy a big bag of oats from lidl for 65p. I also use the oats to make flapjack so it's something I have in anyway.

Bargain, the oats in my Lidl are 75p, bought some last week. I wonder if they have geographic pricing?

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