The Price off…

[Paddy]

The Price off…

Tomatoes: £1.99 each or two for £2.00 at Waitrose.
Red Peppers: 99p each.

I’m in the wrong business.

 

[Churchill]

The price of, Shirley?

 

[Mich the Tester]

The price of, Shirley?

No, Shirley's 20 quid a pop with, 30 quid without.

 

[rd409]

The Price off…

Tomatoes: £1.99 each or two for £2.00 at Waitrose.
Red Peppers: 99p each.

I’m in the wrong business.

I would be surprised it they had £2.00 each, and two for £1.99. Having said that, i have seen funny pricing for lots of products in tesco, like £3.00 for a pack of 500g and £4.00 for a pack of 250g cheese.

 

[Scrag Meister]

I would be surprised it they had £2.00 each, and two for £1.99. Having said that, i have seen funny pricing for lots of products in tesco, like £3.00 for a pack of 500g and £4.00 for a pack of 250g cheese.

There was that instance in some supermarket a few years back where you got a refund if you took bananas to the checkout, some people walked out with a trolley full and some cash in their hands!!!

 

[PAH]

Stock up while food is so cheap.

I'm buying tinned food. A double investment. Once in the food, and once in the metal tins.

One day soon sterling won't be worth a hill of beans.

 

[rd409]

Stock up while food is so cheap.

I'm buying tinned food. A double investment. Once in the food, and once in the metal tins.

One day soon sterling won't be worth a hill of beans.

It's only worthwhile if you can pay your utility bills with beans.

 

[TimberWolf]

A Sainbury's near me is selling 5 bar packs of Snickers for £1, while the Pound shop charges £1 for a pack of three. Snickers are packed with calories and would last a long time. Not all branches stock them though, as with the 65p 1kg bags of 'basics' muesli, which seem to disappear shortly after they are put on the shelves, so I buy a few bags when they do appear. They aren't as nice as Alpen, but a day's worth of calories and roughage, etc, for 65p and no cooking required can't be bad! These would would also keep for ages if the packet were not opened.

 

[PRC1964]

It's only worthwhile if you can pay your utility bills with beans.

Eat enough beans and you'll be nourished AND be able to cut down on your gas bills.

 

[BoredBloke]

Earlier this week Tescos were selling corn on the cob for £1.49 for 2, or 2 packs for £3 (special offer!!). The packs of 4 were £2.99. Or you could buy the packs of 4 half cobs for £1 each!