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I'm similarly surprised that the price of pumpkins seem to rise towards the end of October.0
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Not me. I buy 200g jars of Nescafe Gold Blend from the supermarkets(and only when they are on offer for £4.50). I don't bother with coffee elsewhere - waste of money.Aylesbury_Duck wrote: »Indeed. People will willingly pay more per litre for coffee, coke and even water without complaining, yet moan about fuel prices.
Coke(full sugar), I only buy when 1 litre bottles are on offer for a quid. When it comes to water, the only money I pay are the water rates. So I can complain about fuel prices with a clear conscience.:T0
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