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Supermarket Offers - BIG Vent

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  • The_Pixi
    The_Pixi Posts: 299 Forumite
    cifpower wrote: »
    I wanted burgers. I spent an age trying to figure out which offer was best for me. You can have a 4 pack of Taste The Difference burgers for £5 or you can buy two 2 packs for £6. Barmy!

    Since I have started shopping in Lidl, using my old Sainsbury's for top ups of the odd bits I cant get in Lidl (I cook from scratch so I often need 1 carrot or 1 garlic) I have spotted more and more odd deals, packaging that just make me laugh.

    This time I noticed a Sainsbury's 920g bag of 6 salmon fillets 'FAMILY SIZE' shouts that pack for only £12.79!

    Right next to it in different Sainsbury's packaging 480g 4 Salmon fillets for £5.

    So you can get 960g / 8 fillets for £10 rather than 40g less for an additional £2.79!

    Madness.
    Mortgage Balance £182,789.00 of £259,250.00 Overpayment Total £48,847.13
    Monthly payment down £258.82 Overpaid last month £1096.38
    End of month 11/2017
  • dodger1
    dodger1 Posts: 4,579 Forumite
    cifpower wrote: »
    So I went into Sainsbury's this morning to do a weekly shop. And I found it incredibly confusing! Now I'm a 33 year old man, intelligent, financially aware but my god do they make shopping hard!

    I wanted burgers. I spent an age trying to figure out which offer was best for me. You can have a 4 pack of Taste The Difference burgers for £5 or you can buy two 2 packs for £6. Barmy!

    So a pack of four for £5 or two packs of two for £6 (see post 7), how on earth is that confusing. Four for £5 or four for £6 is not difficult even for an unintelligent financially aware 33 year old man, let alone an intelligent one.
    It's someone else's fault.
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