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Hidden price increase
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Plus, if shopping at Spar, you should be comparing with Local/Express branch prices - and they are another twenty-two pence more expensive. For example, £2.70 for a litre carton in Sainsbury's. So the Spar price per litre is, in fact, 15% cheaper.0
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Plus, if shopping at Spar, you should be comparing with Local/Express branch prices - and they are another twenty-two pence more expensive. For example, £2.70 for a litre carton in Sainsbury's. So the Spar price per litre is, in fact, 15% cheaper.
Not always, I've found Spar to be cheaper at times over the larger supermarkets.0 -
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We consume a lot of pure orange and prefer Tropicana. Local Spar shelves full of packs with "only £2" printed in red on the top of the pack. On getting these home, realised the pack size has been reduced from 1 litre to 850 mls.
You should go to Club Tropicana instead. Drinks are free, I believe0 -
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jenheiffer wrote: »And it's not even a tin anymore, just an ugly, flimsy plastic box.
An ugly, flimsy plastic box that's manufactured in Northern Ireland though! Something for the local economy at least.0 -
Bottles of Coke are now 1.75 and not 2 litres for the same price. Pepsi is still 2 litres so far.
Arial liquid used to be 1 litre but then dropped to 900+mls and now its 875mls and more expensive.
Oh you only get 19 cigarettes in a packet not 20, people still ask for a pack of 20.0 -
donnac2558 wrote: »Bottles of Coke are now 1.75 and not 2 litres for the same price. Pepsi is still 2 litres so far.
Arial liquid used to be 1 litre but then dropped to 900+mls and now its 875mls and more expensive.
Oh you only get 19 cigarettes in a packet not 20, people still ask for a pack of 20.
There are still 2 litre bottles of coke and it's still possible to get them for 99p whereas 1.75 litres are often around £1.50.0
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