Up to 30% off English Cheesecake Company

geoffgeoff

Up to 30% off English Cheesecake Company
https://englishcheesecake.com/

PLRFD

I know things like these are all down to quality but there is no way I’m paying 36 quid for a cheesecake.

MysteryMe

For a special occasion I don't think £2-£3 a portion is excessive as long as the quality is there and I'd expect them to be better than I can buy from a supermarket. 

Rosa_Damascena

PLRFD said:

I know things like these are all down to quality but there is no way I’m paying 36 quid for a cheesecake.

I'm with you! There must still be people out there that can and will, though - otherwise such businesses would not exist. 

Gloria_Steeth

MysteryMe said:

For a special occasion I don't think £2-£3 a portion is excessive as long as the quality is there and I'd expect them to be better than I can buy from a supermarket. 

True, "cost per portion" sounds better! My "excuse", when I need to justify the guilt of some foodie extravagance, is that it would cost a lot more if we were eating it in a restaurant, so it's actually a bargain! 

Waitrose sells some English Cheesecake Company products - 2 slices for £3.30. They're in the chiller cabinet. The whole cheesecakes on the ECC website seem to be delivered frozen, but presumably they're otherwise pretty similar.

MysteryMe

Don't ever feel guilty. This forum is not just about buying the cheapest food, getting a deal on a more expensive item is still money saving.