Anything you would shell out for???

skintas_2

my partner let me buy cheap coffe , he will let me buy the tesco one, and nescafe lite from savers £2.50 for a big jar lasts 3 weeks

moanin'minnie

It has to be decent toilet rolls, I just hate cheap ones you use far more at a time I think its a false economy and I like nice soft loo rolls its much nicer on your bum!!

kippers

I don't drink it now (as i managed to give it up last year) but i used to feel the same as my hubby still now feels..........he can't swap coke for cheap coke/cola as it never tastes the same.

sharronloves2spend

Ditto cheap meat. I will only buy Yorkshire Tea, other teas don't compare. And Lurpack, we can eat anything as long as it has lurpack on it!! Everything else we buy value/smart price.

Money~Bunny_3

I'll pay extra for free-range eggs, and organic/free range meat. But I don't eat meat more than once or twice a year. Oh, and good washing-up liquid, and recycled loo paper.

(Last time I cooked chicken I ended up mixing the yummy spicy chicken coating with the side-dish of couscous, and leaving the chicken :rotfl:)

moanymoany

Yorkshire tea, decent coffee, toilet rolls, Tesco fruit and fibre not value, lurpack butter for eating and value butter for cooking. I can't do margarine I've hated it since I was a child.

jovichick123

Sausages.... can't stand the cheap ones with 'bits' of grizzle in them!

I also (occassionaly!) like to buy a nice cheese, although I tend to get this from the cheese market when I go to see my mum as it's cheaper and better quality than supermarket premium cheeses!

squeaky

Kellogs for cornflakes

Heinz for beans

Coffee

Kitchen stuff *

I'm coming to the conclusion that better quality kitchen rolls might be better than really cheap ones too. I think I need to do a "trial"


* I'll buy cheapo if money's particularly tight - but when it breaks (and they so often do) if I like it and use it often I'll save up for a quality version. Works out cheaper in the long run - and using good equipment (even something as simple as a kitchen devil knife) just feels so much better to hand, if you see what I mean

Bambywamby

Free range eggs - won't touch any other egg no matter how tight the pennies are.

Hair conditioner - having long,thick hair...own brand conditioners don't do anything. I like Pantene or Herbal Essence.

Anything with natural colourings, flavourings or sweetners. Won't eat artifical chemicals if I can possible help it.

MrsTinks

Eggs, meat (local butcher all the way!), coke, tea...
To be honest I try to buy organic or fair trade as much as possible but it's hard when you are watching the pennies...
I don't buy much from the value range, but I do try and buy from the slightly cheaper ranges and I am turning into the bulking out queen lol