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Anywhere got jars of Gold Blend coffee on offer?

Subaru_WRX
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My stock of Nescafe Gold Blend is almost gone. Does anyone know who is doing any offers on it? Last time I paid £6.50 for 2 x 200g jars which are about £4.50 each when I looked last week.
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Your best bet is to go to Sainsbury's or Tesco's and buy the big `catering' size tubs that they sell (inc. Gold Blend). I've unfortunatly just thrown my last tub away so can't exactly remember the size, but I purchased it for about £10 or £11 and it last for ages, alot longer than the normal jars you can get.0
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I like Sainsbury's Gold Blend too.0
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have you tried the asda own brand gold coffee,its on offer at present £2 for 200g jar,dont know how long offer runs though0
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Stompa0
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Savers had 300g (I think) jars of nescafe but not suer whether gold blend or fine blend for around £2.20
worth a look if you have a Savers (part of Superdrug chain drugstore/cosmetics seller) they are in large baskets by the doors0 -
saw at asda 300g jars for £4 special offer0
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Waitrose have 2x200g for £6.50 until mid March I think. I picked up two last week.0
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Went into Iceland jast night ang they had 300g for £5.00.0
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ncd wrote:Your best bet is to go to Sainsbury's or Tesco's and buy the big `catering' size tubs that they sell (inc. Gold Blend). I've unfortunatly just thrown my last tub away so can't exactly remember the size, but I purchased it for about £10 or £11 and it last for ages, alot longer than the normal jars you can get.
This may be true where you live, but I have noticed that IT IS NOT TRUE in the supermarkets around our way. If you work out the ppu (price per unit, in this case price per 100g) it is often MORE expensive for the big tins. I think the supermarkets realise that most consumers think it is going to be cheaper, and don't actually check, so they get away with pricing the big tins higher. And of course commercial customers such as offices simply pick up the big tins without checking.
Also, the aroma goes from the big tins long before you finish them unless you decant into smaller containers.Ex board guide. Signature now changed (if you know, you know).0 -
Morrisons: Douwe Egberts Continental Gold (5.29GBP)
200g but one get one free
Not sure if they are any good though.0
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