Oat So Simple 20 packets for £2 at Sainsbury's

sharnad

They are great for work. No I'm not old

LadyCoupon

My hubby loves these for work, we bought 2 boxes yesterday. He mainly works outside, so these are great and easier for him to warm him up on a cold day.

samanthaknd

dunno if they still are as i bought them last friday but Tesco are doing Oat So Simple golden syrup 20 sachets for £1.99
sorry after checking online they have took that promo off and are reducing the 10x packs instead this week from £2.45 to £1.22.

MysteryMe

I use sachets and not of pensionable age lol!


I prefer the plain Lidl Oatilicious to the Oat So Simple and Aldi versions TBH.

samanthaknd

MysteryMe wrote: »

I use sachets and not of pensionable age lol!


I prefer the plain Lidl Oatilicious to the Oat So Simple and Aldi versions TBH.

I don't eat the Oat so Simple myself but my kids do and I thought I would try one last week (golden syrup) They smell so good, But after eating thought they smell better than they taste. Not a porridge fan.

Meadows

marmitepotato wrote: »

Oat So Simple 20 packets for £2 at Sainsbury's. Stock up!

Bags of 1Kg Oats anywhere around the 75p mark upwards (make multiple servings)

MysteryMe

samanthaknd wrote: »

I don't eat the Oat so Simple myself but my kids do and I thought I would try one last week (golden syrup) They smell so good, But after eating thought they smell better than they taste. Not a porridge fan.

I don't like the syrup or other flavoured versions either. I just get the plain and sweeten it to taste.

marmitepotato

Meadows wrote: »

Bags of 1Kg Oats anywhere around the 75p mark upwards (make multiple servings)

With the very best respect, I don't want bags of oats, I want Oat So Simple to take to work.

geordie_joe

marmitepotato wrote: »

With the very best respect, I don't want bags of oats, I want Oat So Simple to take to work.

Well said, too many people on here forget that MSE is about getting what you want at the best price, not getting something you don't want just because it's cheaper.

TravellingAbuela

geordie_joe wrote: »

Well said, too many people on here forget that MSE is about getting what you want at the best price, not getting something you don't want just because it's cheaper.

Well said the both of you. I prefer porridge myself but my young DGDs don't!! It wouldn't be money saving to make and serve porridge to them, only to chuck it in the bin when they don't eat it and then send them to school hungry!!