What's good/cheap at B&M?

loopy136

The home stores are the larger stores, stocking wallpaper, paint, more indoor furniture and some even have a garden centre(ex focus stores)

K9sandFelines

sharond101 wrote: »

What item do you mean??? If it's the Kernel King peanut butter I would avoid. It tastes awful, they changed the recipe and are selling it of cheap until the original recipe batches return. I used to buy it by the trolley load then was so disappointed that it changed. I wrote to them and got the changed recipe explanation. Any batch number before L3150 will taste bad!!! Batches after that I expect will be back to the great tasting kind (one hopes...) If it's the sweet chilli sauce it's really good.

Sorry i didn't make it clear in my last post, it was the aforementioned. Thanks for the heads up.

mum2one

WantToBeSE wrote: »

That's the one i am on about, where the focus used to be

I might leave it a few weeks before going then if the shelves are empty. Quite a few people i know have been raving about it so i imagine it's a bit manic.

Sorry to be nosey just going by gateway to cornwall and Focus - is it the retail park in Lauceston xx

mum2one

dlusman wrote: »

Looking on their website , some of their stores are described as "bargain stores" others as "home stores" - but I cannot see anywhere that says what the difference is . Any ideas ?

It depends on the size of the store, the "home stores" tend to be bigger on retail parks x

surfsister

a large thread on b and m is in the grabbit board.

they have czech lager 5% for 39p at mine and low alcohol lager 29p.
also heinzs soups 29p but selling fast! also bought the 69p chilli sauce and the 29p mini coconut lik tins for curries (59p for larger tin).coal is good at the moment - i got 5 10kg bags of home coal CPL brand for £17 and a very nice man transported it to my car!

DigForVictory

+1 for Fry's Orange cream bars (yipppee!) and also their confectionery range (my Christmas Accomplice & I had a lovely time, picking sweets for family & friends) which undercut the supermarkets easily...