What Value things have you tried and liked?

newlywed

unixgirluk wrote: »

Let me know if the link doesn't work. I made 12 smaller muffins rather than the 6 they say.

Yum. Bye bye diet!!!

Uniscots97

lol, I'll be making them tonight using value flour, eggs and the jam!

newlywed

Have just been and bought the value jam, value choc spread, value apple juice, value tinned potatoes, value digestives (choc and plain).

Thanks for this thread - will carry on with value testing - next week will be loo rolls and caramel wafers I think!

**purpleprincess**

I am going to spread my tesco value wings this week and branch out to try some more value things.

Many thanks for all the suggestions!

Will let you know how I get on.

Mrs_Wossinge

Great thread! We're also trying out value products as part of the grocery challenge. Tesco value crisps have been approved by DH, amongst other things.

My main revelation is that Sainsbury's basics yogurts (8p each) are much nicer (and fewer calories per 100g) than their 'Be Good To Yourself' ones! They're gorgeous! The same is not true of Tesco value yogurts, also 8p. Perfectly edible but not in the same league.

Uniscots97

Mrs_Wossinge wrote: »

Great thread! We're also trying out value products as part of the grocery challenge. Tesco value crisps have been approved by DH, amongst other things.

My main revelation is that Sainsbury's basics yogurts (8p each) are much nicer (and fewer calories per 100g) than their 'Be Good To Yourself' ones! They're gorgeous! The same is not true of Tesco value yogurts, also 8p. Perfectly edible but not in the same league.

Try the value hazlenut one or the value chocolate mousse they are lovely.

Uniscots97

newlywed wrote: »

Have just been and bought the value jam, value choc spread, value apple juice, value tinned potatoes, value digestives (choc and plain).

Thanks for this thread - will carry on with value testing - next week will be loo rolls and caramel wafers I think!

Let us know what you think. Haven't tried the value choc spread yet. Haven't seen it in my Tesco but its not normally something I buy.

black-saturn

I tried the value Tuna fish the other day and it was no different to any other tin of tuna.

sissy_2

Hi all, found 300g large jars of Nescafe in Asda for £4.00. Normally £5.50-£5.74 at morrisons. Hope this helps. As my other half has tried SP brands etc and hates them, I think the word was YUK! I've stocked up.
Anyone tried and tested any SP shampoo? Im normally a Pantene user as I have very dry hair and it works a treat. I usually stock up when its on offer. But I would love to find a cheaper brand that is as good as or even better.
Thanks in advance and thanks for reading this. x

Sorry if this has popped up twice, pc went on the frits!

marybishop

Forgot to mention the Value after dinner mints - really good and if you take them out of the box nobody is any the wiser!

Also not Value but the Tesco Coconut shampoo and conditioner are really good for dry/damaged hair - really cheap and great big bottles! Only thing is my DD noticed that the shampoo bottle is the same shape/size as the Tesco Naturally washing up liquid:eek: although the not the same consistency/colour/perfume (thank God!)