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Cheapest Place For Mature Cheddar Cheese?
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ASDA have it for £5 a kg.
Sainsbury's Basics is £4.50 a kg.0 -
Waitrose has their Essential range on offer at £2.25 per 550gram block, which is half it's normal price.
Good cheese. Good taste. Doesn't sweat like some cheeses. Stands being out the fridge for awhile so good for using as table nibbles.
And while you are at Waitrose, if you have their card, free tea or coffee plus a free paper.
Aldi is cheap but tastes it.The more I live, the more I learn.
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CostCo if you've one local.0
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Lidl Valley Spire is, guessing about £4.42kg. Same price for Extra Mature, Mature and Light. Comes in blocks at £1.55 and occasionally reduced.Also larger blocks for mature.0
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Is Lidl's still on offer, I think it was around £3.70 a kilo for the last few weeks. I don't find it the strongest mature cheese, but I like it and feel it's comparable to some I brought from M&S recently.0
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I look every week, Ez, cheapest cheddar in local store is £4 something.0
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If you want bulk blocks then Costco has giant (maybe 5kg) slabs of cheese. I don't know the price without going in store to check though.0
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Have a look on http://mysupermarket.co.uk/ that will help you figure it out based on the shops in your area.MFW OP's 2017 #101 £829.32/£5000
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Probably Aldi?0
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I'm generally happy with Aldi's regular prices but sometimes Home Bargains has brands at good prices too. If you're going to buy a lot it's worth checking out 'discount' stores in your area. Iceland may be worth a look.0
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