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Tesco Everyday value - brief reviews
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Avoid the sliced white bread, especially if you don't plan on using it straight away - it's soggy and goes mouldy very quicklyPlease forgive me if my comments seem abrupt or my questions have obvious answers, I have a mental health condition which affects my ability to see things as others might.0
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Was going to buy the value egg sandwich until I saw how much fat was in a packet. 34g I think it was0
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I've bought value bread before and it's been fine if abit of the small side, it could be down to how your store stores it.
I use alot of value products and i'm fine with pretty much all of of it.
Off the top of my head we like
honey
jam
marge and lard for baking
flour
mixed dried fruit
tinned carrots and sweetcorn
lemon curd
apple sauce
cornflakes
beans
spagetti
dried spagetti
kidney beans
all veg
sweet and sour sauce
curry sauce
custard
rice pudding
all frozen veg
all fruit
frozen chips
frozen battered fish
frozen yokshires
frozen sausage rolls
all cleaning products
pitta bread
wraps
bread
malt bread
all tinnes fruit
all biccys
crisps
midget gems
grated cheese
corned beef
ham
eggs
blackcurrant squash
cola
orange squash
we don't like
rice crispies
gravy
pasta-too starchy
lemon squashDEC GC £463.67/£450
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Tinned tomatoes are pretty good from the value range, I'm also a fellow advocate of the squash and "fresh" (read from concentrate) apple and orange juice.
Both tinned tuna and tinned sweetcord have been fine as have the kidney beans.Everyone has a dark side... apparently mine is called Harold?!? :huh:0 -
Baked beans
Spaghetti in tomato sauce (lovely on toast for lunch)
Dried pasta
Rice
Tomato sauce
stock cubesHalifax Credit Card: [STRIKE]£4915[/STRIKE] NEXT Directory: [STRIKE]£1980[/STRIKE]JD Williams: [STRIKE]£1984[/STRIKE] British Gas: [STRIKE]£394[/STRIKE] First Direct [STRIKE]£2985[/STRIKE]Debt-free for over 2 years now!!! :j0 -
Also the crunchy peanut butter- very rich flavour
Strawberry Jam- bit thin and no fruit, but okay for baking or on toastHalifax Credit Card: [STRIKE]£4915[/STRIKE] NEXT Directory: [STRIKE]£1980[/STRIKE]JD Williams: [STRIKE]£1984[/STRIKE] British Gas: [STRIKE]£394[/STRIKE] First Direct [STRIKE]£2985[/STRIKE]Debt-free for over 2 years now!!! :j0 -
the only thing I really dont like are their Peas..I much prefer Birds Eye. Everything else has been fine0
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Tried the value bars of soap couple of months ago and its still by the sink! ie. does not lather or dissipate just slips out of your hands, in fact I think its indestructable.
Did use the baby shampoo for liquid soap but thought is was about 9p, looked for some more and is it 46p or something now? hence buying the bars. Mistake:eek:0 -
I just wanted to mention that it may be worth stocking up on the value (or basics or any other economy range) right now as the Christmas stuff is starting to arrive, once it hits the 6 weeks 'till Xmas mark most if not all the value range will appear to vanish and all the over priced Christmas products will be put in its place. Happens every year and always takes people aback.0
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Tried the value bars of soap couple of months ago and its still by the sink! ie. does not lather or dissipate just slips out of your hands, in fact I think its indestructable.
Did use the baby shampoo for liquid soap but thought is was about 9p, looked for some more and is it 46p or something now? hence buying the bars. Mistake:eek:
You can still get the value baby shampoo in Morissons at 9p..HTH.0
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