approved foods.

raven83

has anyone heard or used this website before as they seem to be very cheap for food?:)
http://www.approvedfood.co.uk

robpw2

yes , they are very good , its mainly ood stock but that shouldnt put you off i odered cup of soups etc not done me any harm

raven83

robpw2 wrote: »

yes , they are very good , its mainly ood stock but that shouldnt put you off i odered cup of soups etc not done me any harm

cool whats their delivery like?

quintwins

raven83 wrote: »

cool whats their delivery like?

very reasonable if your in the uk, £6 i think, it's £12 to me here in n.i

julietiff

And at the bottom of this page; https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2624867

tpsjrm

They also give you excellent information about when your parcel has been despatched and, on the day of delivery itself you can check on-line for the hour time-slot when it should be delivered. Saves waiting in all day!

And, as others have said, even though some of the Best Before dates are past, everything I've ever had has been excellent. Let's face it, jars of sauces and tins of food will last for years. Even the packet stuff isn't a problem. Most manufacturers give shortened timescales to cover themselves, on a 'just in case' basis. Years ago I used to work in a food research lab for a well-known food manufacturer. This was in the days before BBE dates were on everything. Periodically we would send agents round obscure little village shops, buying samples of our stock that had been on the shelves for (in some cases) years. (All stock had a number giving production line and date of manufacture). Anyway, the oldest thing we ever tested was a pack of ten-year-old custard. Still perfectly acceptable!

Give AF a try - you won't regret it. Well, apart from the fact that you will wish you had six times as many kitchen cupboards to fit everything in.

Emuchops

Ive used them several times-very good. They have some great offers on flour/bread mixes at the mo

jo58

More details on this thread for anyone who is interested:

Online Clearance and Short Dated Groceries

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3188628

Emmzi

Their RRPs make the savings look a bit high but I ten to do an wee check up versus asda and it's about a third to a half cheaper. I order maybe every 2 months? And get the bulk catering packs muffins, bread, pastry etc.

mymerrywidow

i find rosspa.co.uk cheaper and their food is in date