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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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£1.74 for 4 pints of milk but think nothing of 2.50 for a pint of beer (if lucky)
Or the same for 250ml of red bull.
Farmers need support and paid proper value for the food they provide |
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"£1.74 for 4 pints of milk but think nothing of 2.50 for a pint of beer (if lucky)
Or the same for 250ml of red bull.
Farmers need support and paid proper value for the food they provide "
They get next to nothing, it's the markets that get the wonga. Also I don't really drink often so I don't think about the price of alcohol at all. |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
Travelling |
"How to fuck did we get 24 posts in and nobody mentioned Freddo?
It was you all along."
Freedo deserves more respect than he has been shown. The dude is the face of inflation and price increase awareness. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"How to fuck did we get 24 posts in and nobody mentioned Freddo?
It was you all along.
Freedo deserves more respect than he has been shown. The dude is the face of inflation and price increase awareness. "
You broke my heart. |
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"How to fuck did we get 24 posts in and nobody mentioned Freddo?
See I thought about them as writing it, I'm as shocked as yourself 
Should have been the first response! "
Pete needs to have words with himself I reckon  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"How to fuck did we get 24 posts in and nobody mentioned Freddo?
See I thought about them as writing it, I'm as shocked as yourself
Should have been the first response!
Pete needs to have words with himself I reckon "
Every day. |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
Travelling |
"How to fuck did we get 24 posts in and nobody mentioned Freddo?
See I thought about them as writing it, I'm as shocked as yourself
Should have been the first response!
Pete needs to have words with himself I reckon
Every day."
Just be better Pete. Do it for Freddo |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"How to fuck did we get 24 posts in and nobody mentioned Freddo?
See I thought about them as writing it, I'm as shocked as yourself
Should have been the first response!
Pete needs to have words with himself I reckon
Every day.
Just be better Pete. Do it for Freddo"
I've always taken care of you, Freddo. |
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"How to fuck did we get 24 posts in and nobody mentioned Freddo?
See I thought about them as writing it, I'm as shocked as yourself
Should have been the first response!
Pete needs to have words with himself I reckon
Every day."
I'll forgive you, I'm nice like that |
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"Bread is 75p in Aldi... still 20p more than it was about a year ago.
I should really stop going to local tesco express, it's a garage so they probably wake extra on. "
People just need to shop around, lets take diesel for an example.... today, at Morrisons, diesel was £1.72 a litre, at the Sainsburys less than 1000 yards away it was £1.61, made me wonder why Sainsbury forecourt had hardly anyone on it, but Morrisons had a small queue because there was 5p a litre off for spending £50 in store which still made it 6p a litre more at morrisons.... the mind boggles |
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"Bread is 75p in Aldi... still 20p more than it was about a year ago.
I should really stop going to local tesco express, it's a garage so they probably wake extra on.
People just need to shop around, lets take diesel for an example.... today, at Morrisons, diesel was £1.72 a litre, at the Sainsburys less than 1000 yards away it was £1.61, made me wonder why Sainsbury forecourt had hardly anyone on it, but Morrisons had a small queue because there was 5p a litre off for spending £50 in store which still made it 6p a litre more at morrisons.... the mind boggles"
They probably didn't know or do the math. |
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"EE just informed me prices are going up by 14.4% , CPI plus 3.9% lol
O2 just said ours going up 13.4%. The brass neck! The service here is shocking. "
Time to get a couple of pigeons and start communicating the good old fashioned way |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
East London |
I haven’t kept a check on my shopping prices since my kids were really young.
I don't think I've known how much 4 pints of milk is for years.
I've stopped buying so much crap so I'm saving money that way, so probably don't notice the rise on essentials.
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By *rC99Man
over a year ago
Liverpool |
"Quaker Oats porridge in Asda. Not that long ago it was £1.70 a box or 2 boxes for £3. Now it's £275 for one box
Quaker Oats, really shaking up that price game... I shall see myself out... "
It's actually £2.75 not £275. If it was £275 would surely have to be Harrods, Selfridges or Harvey Nicholls selling it |
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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago
Travelling |
"I haven’t kept a check on my shopping prices since my kids were really young.
I don't think I've known how much 4 pints of milk is for years.
I've stopped buying so much crap so I'm saving money that way, so probably don't notice the rise on essentials.
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Are you an MP? |
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"Quaker Oats porridge in Asda. Not that long ago it was £1.70 a box or 2 boxes for £3. Now it's £275 for one box
Quaker Oats, really shaking up that price game... I shall see myself out...
It's actually £2.75 not £275. If it was £275 would surely have to be Harrods, Selfridges or Harvey Nicholls selling it "
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And if it was a choice between the three it would be "Harvey Nichols™".  |
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By *rC99Man
over a year ago
Liverpool |
"Quaker Oats porridge in Asda. Not that long ago it was £1.70 a box or 2 boxes for £3. Now it's £275 for one box
Quaker Oats, really shaking up that price game... I shall see myself out...
It's actually £2.75 not £275. If it was £275 would surely have to be Harrods, Selfridges or Harvey Nicholls selling it
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And if it was a choice between the three it would be "Harvey Nichols™". "
Think if it was any of them three i'd give it a miss |
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To clarify milk costs around, 40p a litre to produce from the cow and the farmer get paid between 46 and 49p when it leaves the farm, so when you are paying £1.75 for 2 litres the supermarket are making 100% profit on every litre sold. |
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By *arkus1812Man
over a year ago
Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands |
"The raspberry jam my little one likes just doubled in price"
The Raspberry Jam I made last week cost me £5.50 for a 1lb (454g) jar not including the electric I used making it.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"To clarify milk costs around, 40p a litre to produce from the cow and the farmer get paid between 46 and 49p when it leaves the farm, so when you are paying £1.75 for 2 litres the supermarket are making 100% profit on every litre sold. "
Utter barstewards!! |
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"To clarify milk costs around, 40p a litre to produce from the cow and the farmer get paid between 46 and 49p when it leaves the farm, so when you are paying £1.75 for 2 litres the supermarket are making 100% profit on every litre sold. "
Mark up is always around 150% what supermarkets pay, it's been that way for decades. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"£7 for 24 fish fingers at Asda,not that I eat them,I looked at the price and went
Are you sure?
Yeah was looking at them on Saturday "
Just looked,30 birds eye cod fish fingers 7.75p
Got it slightly wrong  |
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By *pider-WomanWoman
over a year ago
Exeter, Bristol, Plymouth, Truro |
"Baked beans 4 pack 3.99.
Nutella
Lurpak
The bread I buy is about 2.20 now.
I sometimes treat myself to the tesco finest seeded, I like that bread. "
Thats the one. There's no going back. |
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"Baked beans 4 pack 3.99.
Nutella
Lurpak
The bread I buy is about 2.20 now.
I sometimes treat myself to the tesco finest seeded, I like that bread. Thats the one. There's no going back."
It's really nice  |
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"£7 for 24 fish fingers at Asda,not that I eat them,I looked at the price and went
Are you sure?
Yeah was looking at them on Saturday
Just looked,30 birds eye cod fish fingers 7.75p
Got it slightly wrong "
Fish finger sandwiches are no longer a budget option then |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"£7 for 24 fish fingers at Asda,not that I eat them,I looked at the price and went
Are you sure?
Yeah was looking at them on Saturday
Just looked,30 birds eye cod fish fingers 7.75p
Got it slightly wrong
Fish finger sandwiches are no longer a budget option then "
Nope, back to a packet of monster munch for tea |
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"Protein powder. It's like £30 for a 1kg bag when it was about £17 when I first started going to the gym in 2017 "
When I was working out I got mine through Groupon I think, was always much cheaper on there. |
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"£7 for 24 fish fingers at Asda,not that I eat them,I looked at the price and went
Are you sure?
Yeah was looking at them on Saturday
Just looked,30 birds eye cod fish fingers 7.75p
Got it slightly wrong
Fish finger sandwiches are no longer a budget option then
Nope, back to a packet of monster munch for tea "
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