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Good and Bad Buys from Aldi & Lidl *Do NOT Expire Please*
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The Aldi anti dandruff shampoo
Just awful used it for a month could feel big clumps of dandruff on my scalp made me vert itchy switched back to Head and Shoulders and relief within a few days
Shame really as so much cheaper
I use this and have had no issues at all, although I did much prefer the sensitive version which they stopped selling.0 -
VfM4meplse wrote: »Is Lidl having any offers this weekend?
Yes
Super Weekend Up To 50% 12th-11th March
Bardolino Classico DOC 75CL £2.99
Purio Heavy Duty Refuse Sacks 10 Pack 99p
Floralys Kitchen Towels 4 Rolls 99p
Dulano Bavarian Bratwurst 300g 99p0 -
Yes
Super Weekend Up To 50% 12th-11th March
Bardolino Classico DOC 75CL £2.99
Purio Heavy Duty Refuse Sacks 10 Pack 99p
Floralys Kitchen Towels 4 Rolls 99p
Dulano Bavarian Bratwurst 300g 99pValue-for-money-for-me-puhleeze!
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The Aldi anti dandruff shampoo
Just awful used it for a month could feel big clumps of dandruff on my scalp made me vert itchy switched back to Head and Shoulders and relief within a few days
Shame really as so much cheaper
I have seb derm and head and shoulders is the only shampoo I can use for any length of time. Regardless is a non brand contains the same active ingredients
Same with fairy, Persil and Sensodyne , I pay for those0 -
How so? Price increases are primarily related to the drop in the value of the pound, and to rising raw materials costs (such as milk). And they're happening across all supermarket groups in the UK - it's not that the price war is over, it's simply that supermarkets prefer to make profits rather than losses.
Remember the world buys oil with the U.S. dollarThis is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
ScarletMarble wrote: »Remember the world buys oil with the U.S. dollar
Maybe but the10% price increases on products in Sainsburys is not all up to an increase in oil prices.
Oil price is only a small part in a multifaceted product cost.The more I live, the more I learn.
The more I learn, the more I grow.
The more I grow, the more I see.
The more I see, the more I know.
The more I know, the more I see,
How little I know.!!0 -
Chicken feed was up today as well0
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How so? Price increases are primarily related to the drop in the value of the pound, and to rising raw materials costs (such as milk). And they're happening across all supermarket groups in the UK - it's not that the price war is over, it's simply that supermarkets prefer to make profits rather than losses.
The drop in pound is rubbish. We're at the same level we had several years ago. Some people seem to have rose tinted specs thinking the Euro and $ were always much higher but we've had bad periods in the past decade.
As for the milk rises, we were told all of last year that there was too much milk and farmers were getting a raw deal. Last I heard we still had plenty of milk but suddenly diary prices are shooting up again. I'm presuming milk has risen in price but why the sudden panic when we spent most of last year worrying how to consume the stuff!0 -
Lidl oat & fruit biscuits the round ones - sweet to the point of not having any flavour. Must about 30% sugar.0
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Please keep this thread just for posting about the good/bad buys from Aldi & Lidl, thanks.0
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