Nescafe question

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peewhyeff wrote: »

So the Classico has 'a bolder flavour' which must be why you can get 120 cups from a jar instead of 100. I like my coffee very strong so I'll settle for the Classico if I can get more flavour and more cups per jar.

The Classico is stronger.

MysteryMe

For those that like Nescafe Gold Blend ( and if you don't that's OK there is no need to tell everyone :-)) and have a suitable jar , Co op are selling the 150 gm refill packs on offer until early August for £2.74.

This was at an East of England Co op - green colour dividend card. Don't know if it applies to other areas.


Edit: Just to confirm this is for the UK market, not the cheaper version sold in some parts of Europe which apparently is a weaker version. Who knew!

paulharding150

The product will have been designed for sale abroad (hence the foreign writing).

This would also explain the slightly different design of the packaging and often a different product from want you'd get in Tesco/Salisbury's etc which will be down to local tastes and marketing practices.

Lots of products in Poundland/Poundworld etc end up on sale this way.

How is it cheaper to import something, or worse have a product made in the UK, exported and then re-imported I don't know you'd have to ask those involved in the supply chain.