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Spar - Bread Extortion!
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the cheapest bread is homemade. mine works out about 30p a loaflife is like a loo roll. the nearer the end you get, the faster it goes.0
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Aldi white sliced has consistently been around 47p for at least the last couple of years. Not the greatest bread in the world, but then again Hovis and Kingsmill are also pretty grim.
Bargain!
Aldi is miles away / no car at the moment unfortunately
I quite agree with you regarding Hovis / Kingsmill! They certainly don't warrant the mark up.0 -
mymerrywidow wrote: »the cheapest bread is homemade. mine works out about 30p a loaf
Sounds great!
I'm assuming that the bread makers are a bit pricy though?0 -
You've got me looking at breadmakers now!
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Spar's tills do not print receipts unless requested by the cashier :coffee:0
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SimIsOnTheUp wrote: »Ahaa! Now I know.
Methinks you have Spar insider info... :rotfl:
I couldn't possibly comment :cool::coffee:0 -
I find my local Spar (now called Nishta?) is pretty much the same price as Tesco Express, but the difference is, that Spar has some really good deals on some things.
There is no parking outside our Spar ( or whatever it's called now), so I don't use them often enough, which is a shame.0 -
Spar's tills do not print receipts unless requested by the cashier
Ours prints it regardless, most people don't want them though.
Technically Spar is part of the convienience store sector
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They are expensive (though I got a big box of persil in there a few months back for £1.99 so that was a bargain!!). If I need anything I tend to go late at night to pick up reduced things. The bread is usually about 60p by this time so I don't mind buying it Wife and mother :jGrocery budget
April week 1 - £42.78 | week 2 - £53.0524lbs in 12 weeks 15/240
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