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300g Mature Cheddar Cheese- Buy 1 get 2 free.
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WantToBeSE
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Wyke Farms 300g Mature Cheddar cheese, buy 1 get 2 free.
£4.19 each.
At co-op, from 24th July-30th July.
£4.19 each.
At co-op, from 24th July-30th July.
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WantToBeSE wrote: »Wyke Farms 300g Mature Cheddar cheese, buy 1 get 2 free.
£4.19 each.
At co-op, from 24th July-30th July.
£4.65 per kilo not badThe only thing that is constant is change.0 -
thanks op only have a Co-Op in my village so saves driving out in this lovely weather to asda. I'm always glad for Co-op offers!!0
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surfsister wrote: »thanks op only have a Co-Op in my village so saves driving out in this lovely weather to asda. I'm always glad for Co-op offers!!
... I am not surprised, Coop are normally one of the most expensive supermarkets out there (even Waitrose look cheap on some items!). A shame as it exploits people such as your self who have limited access to the bigger chains/access to transport.
Thank you for the heads up.
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That's a really great deal! Shame I haven't got room in my fridge and it runs out onTuesday0
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Thanks for this, I bought some of yesterday.0
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WantToBeSE wrote: »Wyke Farms 300g Mature Cheddar cheese, buy 1 get 2 free.
£4.19 each.
At co-op, from 24th July-30th July.
Brilliant offer.
I picked up 6 packs today all dated October. At the same time I got some reduced steak mince so I've made some burgers.
Thanks for the tip.0 -
WantToBeSE wrote: »Wyke Farms 300g Mature Cheddar cheese, buy 1 get 2 free.
£4.19 each.
At co-op, from 24th July-30th July.
Put on my 'to do' list.
Thank you!💙💛 💔0 -
That's a really great deal! Shame I haven't got room in my fridge and it runs out onTuesday
I am sure that cheese can be frozen0 -
WantToBeSE wrote: »I am sure that cheese can be frozen
Definitely.
In the (unlikely) event that I won't use up all my 6 packs before October I'll freeze it.
It freezes well in a block but I usually grate mine for use in cooking.0 -
Yes it can be frozen. When I buy in bulk I portion it into useable size pieces and then just take from the freezer as I need it. I find no difference in the cheese at all. Make sure it is well wrapped though. I usually put it into small sandwich bags first then place all the pieces together in a packet from cereal that we have finished. (the ones inside the boxes) These bags are so handy for all sorts of things.:)0
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