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Decaff coffee - nice and a bargain ?
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mirry
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Does anyone know the cheapest place to buy "nice" decaf coffee ?
I have been buying tesco's own , its ok but Im looking for better.
I have been buying tesco's own , its ok but Im looking for better.
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Kenco decaff refill pouches are £3 for 150 grams in Tesco.
At least they were last week when I bought 5 of them!0 -
Instant or 'proper coffee' ?
For instant I buy Kenco decaff, it's good coffee - yes still on offer in T's at the momentI try not to get too stressed out on the forum. I won't argue, i'll just leave a thread if you don't like what I say.0 -
I think the nicest is the Nescafe alta rica decaff but it is pricey, although it comes on offer fairly regularly.Jane
ENDIS. Employed, no disposable income or savings!0 -
I buy Lidl's own decaff and it is really nice. £1.49 for 100g3 kids(DS1 6 Nov, DS2 8 Feb, DS3 24 Dec) a hubby and two cats - I love to save every penny I can!
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another vote for Kenco decaff0
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I have been buying Tesco Gold Decaffeinated Coffee 100G (£1.50) for the last few years and many of my friends and family have switched from the expensive brand types.0
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chelms38 Same what i have been drinking for years as well BUT they have now changed the bottle and the coffee is awful . Even the £1 shop coffee tastes better.So i think i buy Kenco decaff now.0
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Another vote for Lidl's own here - I don't drink it but my OH seems to go through enough of it!What is this life if, full of care, we have no time to stand and stare0
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Another vote for the lidl one:)0
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Not going to be the cheapest, but try and go for organic, as regular decaf coffees, especially the cheaper ones are often decaffeinated using chemical processes. I'm allergic to caffeine and always go for organic decafs, as they use the CO2 process.0
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