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Price of butter
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It does seem like that, i couldn't believe it eitherDoing voluntary work overseas for as long as it takes .......
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Looks to me like the supermarkets are trying to recoup, on the sly, some of the extra money they claim to be paying the dairy producers for milk.0
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It seems like a real luxury now at the price it is.
Oh, did a Tesco shop online earlier today, and kerrygold's on offer at 2 for £1.60;)0 -
According to "The Big T", their food has only gone 2% over the last year (part of their screech for a reduction in interest rates"... http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/retailing/article2996369.ece
No, I don't think so either - unless you've switched from premium brands to 'value' (wonder what they'll compare with next year?).0 -
yes ,its not just butter prices that have soared in the last few weeks almost everything has , ,a warburton loaf went from £1.01 to £1.19 last week ,its discusting.0
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dizzydolly wrote: »yes ,its not just butter prices that have soared in the last few weeks almost everything has , ,a warburton loaf went from £1.01 to £1.19 last week ,its discusting.
we noticed that the butter had gone up ... i thought it was just asda, as i usually buy it in sainsburys
hovis best of both in sainsburys has gone from £1.09 2 weeks ago, up to £1.26 tonight
wading through the treacle of life!
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Jolanta_Nowak wrote: »Is it my imagination or did that price tag of Tesco 'value' butter - which now reads '85p' - read only 58p a few weeks ago..?
Have I been asleep for ten years or suchlike?
I'm glad it's not just me that's noticed this specific one!!
I always used to but the cheapo brand as I couldn't tell the difference anyway. A massive increase by any yardstick.0 -
As there is a fairly recent thread on the price of butter, I've merged both threads to keep all the replies together.
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Butter is fairly pricy here in Spain, often about €1.80 but I've now found it in LIDL for just over €1, hope it doesn't go up here as well ...0
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It has gone up here in France too, very recently! I used to be able to buy a pack for 0.89 euros, and now it is just over one euro - same as Spain."Remember that many of the things you have now you could once only dream of" - Epicurus0
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