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Previously on ""Lower clothing and food prices help inflation fall by more than expected""

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  • Protagoras
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    Well, who'd have thought that my local supermarket reads here?

    Suffice to say, Doom Bar is on sale again at £1.10 / bottle.

    Most acceptable.

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  • Protagoras
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    Sadly, I don't like Gin and I've not been able to get discounted Doom Bar locally for a few months.

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  • WTFH
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    Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
    On the radio this morning they also mentioned cheaper alcohol. I have to say, there have been a lot of offers on gin recently.
    And Lidl have their Deluxe wines on at 30% off if you buy 3.

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  • ladymuck
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    On the radio this morning they also mentioned cheaper alcohol. I have to say, there have been a lot of offers on gin recently.

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  • "Lower clothing and food prices help inflation fall by more than expected"

    Supposedly, food prices were the biggest driver of the lower inflation figure.

    I only wish this reflected by experience at the supermarket.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/...ngy7o#comments

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