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Sainsbury's Basics good/bad items

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  • T2010
    T2010 Posts: 44 Forumite
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    Basics cornish pasties. Not sure if this was a bad batch as they have always been good but the latest purchase was mostly pastry.

    I agree with the comment about the Fruit Cocktail. Misshapen pieces but it's still fruit!
  • T2010
    T2010 Posts: 44 Forumite
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    Basics beans now reduced so worth a purchase again!
  • mila1082
    mila1082 Posts: 75 Forumite
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    soap-good. lasts for long, nice gentle scent
    pantyliners-avoid. not enough glue
    jaffa cakes-yummy
  • Middy
    Middy Posts: 5,394 Forumite
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    My mum makes her own natural yoghurt and loves the Basics skimmed milk powder 400g for £1.01!

    Marvel is £3.14 for 340g
  • dasophster
    dasophster Posts: 911 Forumite
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    Middy wrote: »
    My mum makes her own natural yoghurt and loves the Basics skimmed milk powder 400g for £1.01!

    Marvel is £3.14 for 340g

    The skimmed milk powder is great in home made American pancake mix and if you make homemade bread as well xx
  • T2010
    T2010 Posts: 44 Forumite
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    Sainsburys Basics beans have been reduced again!
  • Patr100
    Patr100 Posts: 2,598 Forumite
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    T2010 wrote: »
    Sainsburys Basics beans have been reduced again!

    Yeah, about time!
  • dasophster
    dasophster Posts: 911 Forumite
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    Another two uses for the skimmed milk powder. Chocolate thick shake-add a slightly higher ratio of milk powder to water than recommended on the pack to a blender to make a pint, throw in some ice cubes, 1-2 heaped tablespoons of cocoa powder, a bit of vanilla extract, 2-4 teaspoons of sugar and blend until smooth and frothy. Much nicer than milkshake syrup or powder. The other use is to add a small amount of water and the milk powder to the blender, and just whizz it up, it makes great frothy milk to put in your coffee xx
  • Edwardia
    Edwardia Posts: 9,170 Forumite
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    Sainsbury's Basics cling film is utter rubbish. Not sticky enough and tears easily.
  • silvertabby_2
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    Edwardia wrote: »
    Sainsbury's Basics cling film is utter rubbish. Not sticky enough and tears easily.

    I use this all the time and find it works fine, much better than some of he others I have tried.
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