Poundstretcher 49p items, sugar, pasta, pasta sauce and loads more.

Fellwalker

sarah1972 wrote: »

I buy mine at my local market stall and quite often make my own with suet and bird seed, please don't put them out in the garden in those horrible mesh bags that they come in as the birds rip their feet on them (I am sure you already know that but just in case)

I put mine in a fat ball feeder.

Quite right. The scissors come in for a bit of hammer as I cut off the netting and recycle it. Our local market only sells big ones at high price.

Fellwalker

torbrex wrote: »

Home Bargains have them @ 49p for 6 as well

Thanks but I couldn't find them last week when I went on to our new one at dragonville ;can't find them on the home bargains web site either.

Fellwalker

TravellingAbuela wrote: »

The Original Factory Shop sell 2 packs of 6 for £1. B & M also sell them at a similar price.

Thanks. They are in other local towns that I don't go to normally but good to know.

robin58

torbrex wrote: »

Home Bargains have them @ 49p for 6 as well

If I am correct aren't Poundstrechers a part of the same company as Home Bargains?

torbrex

Fellwalker wrote: »

Thanks but I couldn't find them last week when I went on to our new one at dragonville ;can't find them on the home bargains web site either.

Since Poundstretcher moved out of my town centre, I get the fat balls in Home Bargains so I just assumed all the shops had them.

robin58 wrote: »

If I am correct aren't Poundstrechers a part of the same company as Home Bargains?

That, I don't know.

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for a full size bag at poundstrechter (large poster in widow)

Owain_Moneysaver

robin58 wrote: »

If I am correct aren't Poundstrechers a part of the same company as Home Bargains?

I don't think so. Home Bargains is T J Morris.

B & M Bargains and B & M Homestore are the same company, B&M Retail.

Poundstretcher is Poundstretcher.

Of course they probably all buy much of the same stuff from the same factories in China.