PoundCafe

[northernladuk]

How out of touch with the general population are you? Many people would consider £100/day good money.

If that is what she made after all her overheads and taxes then go for it.

[d000hg]

So she served 300 customers and could have made only 300 pounds in one day. Good luck to her with that one... she is gonna need it.

How out of touch with the general population are you? Many people would consider £100/day good money.

[doodab]

So she served 300 customers and could have made only 300 pounds in one day. Good luck to her with that one... she is gonna need it.

She took at least £300, some of them probably spent more than a pound.

[northernladuk]

So she served 300 customers and could have made only 300 pounds in one day. Good luck to her with that one... she is gonna need it.

[vetran]

I bet they pay hardly any Corporation Tax on that £1 sale.

a higher percentage than B'Liar.

[cojak]

Actually I used to love baked bean and Worcester sauce toasted sandwiches when I had a breville thing back in my student days.

Used to??

That's still a favourite in the Cojak household, with a little grated cheese on top.

Mmmmm....

[VectraMan]

I bet they pay hardly any Corporation Tax on that £1 sale.

[d000hg]

Bread isn't one of the items they can choose from. One imagines this costs extra.

And they're not charging for cutlery either.

[doodab]

You never had a baked bean sandwich?

Actually I used to love baked bean and Worcester sauce toasted sandwiches when I had a breville thing back in my student days.

[doodab]

You never had a baked bean sandwich?

Bread isn't one of the items they can choose from. One imagines this costs extra.

[d000hg]

Can you imagine them sitting there stuffing baked beans in their faces with their bare hands?

You never had a baked bean sandwich?

[doodab]

Good idea, just make it like RyanAir - £1 for meal but forks and knifes are extra

Can you imagine them sitting there stuffing baked beans in their faces with their bare hands?

[AtW]

Good idea, just make it like RyanAir - £1 for meal but forks and knifes are extra

[d000hg]

Sit-down cafe in Kirkby, Merseyside, is the first in Britain to offer a £1 fry-up

Truly, new depths of abyssmal reporting. The simple existance of inflation makes this a bald-faced lie.

Even apart from that, supermarkets have often done this kind of thing - certainly within the last 5-10 years.

[MrMark]

I know times are tight - but would you trust a place serving a meal for £1 ?

Forget Poundland... now there's Poundcafe! Hundreds of customers flood new eatery in one of Britain's most deprived areas to get a fry-up for just £1 | Mail Online