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UHT milk (avoiding supermarkets)
tdf010604
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On the fabulous advice from a MSE'er I have purchased a yoghurt maker to satisfy my 2 growing boy's addiction to yoghurt!
I am avoiding supermarkets for the time being, where would be the best place to buy UHT milk? I am happy to buy in bulk and store it as my local shop is selling for £1.75 a litre :eek:
I am avoiding supermarkets for the time being, where would be the best place to buy UHT milk? I am happy to buy in bulk and store it as my local shop is selling for £1.75 a litre :eek:
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Lidl is 59p a litre skimmed. And I too make up own yogurt with re-constituted skimmed milk powder £1.01p makes 4 litres. from Sainsbury. Less water would make it semi skimmed. It has been that price for at least a year so am stocking up.
Cheapest way for non UHT would be whole milk fresh £1 for 2.27litres (4pints)0 -
B&M do skimmed UHT milk for 49p for a litre (has a nice pouring top, unlike the smart price ones).
I think Aldi is 59p0 -
Poundland here are 2 for, you have guessed it, a pound.....0
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