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EASTER - Please post all Easter Bargains here
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The cheapest eggs in my sainsburys were £2.49 - TOO EXPENSIVE
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Tons of 1/2 price eggs in my local Tesco today - including lindt buunies for £1.69 I think - they also had huge ones but can't remember the price of these - sorry
Claire
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Although they still seem expensive when you consider what they are

David
Indeed. Easter Eggs are a very expensive way to buy chocolate! Check the weight of the egg and then check the cost of the equivalent chocolate in non egg form!
Eg: Sainsburys SO Organic milk chocolate egg, don't know how much it weighs but it was selling for £5 (!) - you can buy the same milk chocolate for 99p a 100g bar. I chose that example as it was the best rated in the 'egg' test: http://www.newconsumer.com/nctv/watch/which_is_the_tasiest_organic_and_fairtrade_egg/ "The happiest of people don't necessarily have the
best of everything; they just make the best
of everything that comes along their way."
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competitionscafe wrote: »Indeed. Easter Eggs are a very expensive way to buy chocolate! Check the weight of the egg and then check the cost of the equivalent chocolate in non egg form!
Eg: Sainsburys SO Organic milk chocolate egg, don't know how much it weighs but it was selling for £5 (!) - you can buy the same milk chocolate for 99p a 100g bar. I chose that example as it was the best rated in the 'egg' test: http://www.newconsumer.com/nctv/watch/which_is_the_tasiest_organic_and_fairtrade_egg/
Cadbury ones for a pound this year were pretty good. For example, a dairy milk one had 2 standard bars of dairy milk in, which would cost 40p(ish) each, meaning you pay 20p for the egg and 40p for the bars. I think thats good value for money!0 -
Tons of 1/2 price eggs in my local Tesco today - including lindt buunies for £1.69 I think - they also had huge ones but can't remember the price of these - sorry
Claire
The huge ones are £14.99 and thats half price they were £29.99 :eek:Will this hammy hunt ever end ???
So far all 4 hamsters £40,3 beds £15,Skate board and u turn £22,House £25 total £97.00 ....still wanting wheel,car,slide,ball,surf board ....
HAPPY CHRISTMAS EVERY ONE :rotfl:0 -
asda has cadburys cream eggs 4 for 50p pack
8 £1 pack
12 £1.50 pack
6 mars mini eggs £1
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My local tesco extra is still full of half price easer eggs. They also have loads of half price space hoppers.
£2.49 is a brilliant price for them and my family love them. Ideal way to burn off all that added Easter weight! lol
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Sainsbury now selling eggs at 75% off. Just bought a lindt one for £3.75 with a large box of chocs which I will unpackage and use as a present.0
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as stated above Sainsburys are now selling them at 75% off. Today on The Moor, Sheffield, box of 8 cadburys creme eggs, 69p!!! individual eggs, all types, 9p each!!!! They had absolutely loads, they were 50% off yesterday, so they are trying really hard to get rid of them!!You're so very special, I wish I was special :dance:0
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