Lidl weekend offers 10/11 August

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Scotland

W5 Kitchen & Bathroom Plughole Un-blocker 500m - 99p
Purio Heavy Duty 120L Refuse Sacks 10 pack - 99p
Braemoor Chicken Breast Joint 560g - £1.69
Aberdoyle Scottish Medium Mature Cheddar Cheese 400g - 99p
French Macon-Villages 75cl - £4.89

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Cheese is so tasteless I would not even feed it to my Dad

mac.d

England is maybe better then with Extra Mature Cheddar 830g for £2.39?

But no chicken, the wine is Premium South African Chenin Blanc 75cl for £3.49.

Farway

mac.d wrote: »

England is maybe better then with Extra Mature Cheddar 830g for £2.39?

I find that mature Cheddar is quite tasty

tastyhog

Yes the English nature cheese is nice and keeps well for ages just in the fridge.

Kaylataste

Is it really 830g for under £3?

fatbelly

tastyhog wrote: »

Yes the English nature cheese is nice and keeps well for ages just in the fridge.

Yes it usually has a best-before date about 3 months on, and this offer comes up every 3 months!

Kaylataste wrote: »

Is it really 830g for under £3?

Yes it is. And it's strong cheddar.

Doc_N

fatbelly wrote: »

Yes it usually has a best-before date about 3 months on, and this offer comes up every 3 months!



Yes it is. And it's strong cheddar.

It's sold as strong cheddar, certainly. It's a decent enough cooking cheese but not enough flavour for much else.

VfM4meplse

Doc_N wrote: »

It's sold as strong cheddar, certainly. It's a decent enough cooking cheese but not enough flavour for much else.

Its fine in a ploughman's sandwich.

Doc_N

VfM4meplse wrote: »

Its fine in a ploughman's sandwich.

I think we’ll have to disagree on that one. I’m particularly fussy about good cheddar cheeses though, and there isn’t a supermarket cheese that cuts the mustard. Proper cheddar straight from the farm - nothing else.

honeythewitch

Doc_N wrote: »

I think we’ll have to disagree on that one. I’m particularly fussy about good cheddar cheeses though, and there isn’t a supermarket cheese that cuts the mustard. Proper cheddar straight from the farm - nothing else.

I agree about nothing being like proper cheddar straight from the farm,but if you dont have the budget to eat it often, the Lidl cheese is a good alternative.