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21 Jan 10
16:28
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is it any good or is it daisy washing up liquid in disguise
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what on the quiet like?
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Think of something of the same consistency, that poor people make in abundance and probably enjoy making. Add a dash of perfume and away you go.
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Paint stripper
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I think the clue may be in the price.
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the clue may be in the price but sometimes you can uncover a hidden gem
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A lot of 'value' items are exactly the same as full price ones some are even made in same factories just go into different packets... other things are not worth buying value.... sausages come to mind quickly.
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Good point. I ate two lidl sausages a month ago, and was ill afterwards.
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Tesco value gin, cheaper than meths
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feck tescos
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wot colour is it :|
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Happened to spot 10p shower gel in Sainsburys a wee while ago funnily enough. May be they are indeed carp, but then again don't a lot of things' price depend on the label? eg. Tesco cola costs 10p to produce a bottle, sell it for 20p. Coca Cola costs 10p to produce a bottle, sell it for £1.50
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Sainsbury's do packs of 4 tootbrushes for 52p, which I thought was cheap until I saw their basics brand - 2 toothbrushes for 10p!
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Nothing in any supermarket is good value.
They should all be closed down, the **ing, profiteering cartel of goat-necked barstads. |
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SUPERMARKETIST REPORTED
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STUDYFORM seen shopping at the supermarket every week (nap)
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probably full of glycerol so 10p for animal leftovers
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Is all glycerol from animal leftovers?
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basic ranges just highlight how cheap stuff actually cost to produce, more expensive products are pitched at the market place rather than the cost to purchase.
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mc moonbeam its blue
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tesco fake 18p pot noodles taste like crap but theyre ok if you drench em in ketchup.
tesco tissues 29p great value. why the hell ppl pay 2 quid just for snot rags il never know. |
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somerfield used to sell whole cooked (hot) chickens for 50p. think jamie oliver scuppered that one though.
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I'd avoid any 'value' meat produce, otherwise everything else seems to be ok (beer aside)
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Being a vegetarian for most of my life I consider myself something of a connoisseur when it comes to frozen peas; taste, size, shape, nothing escapes my hawklike scrutiny.
Imagine my amazement, therefore, to discover that Tesco's own brand variety (competitively priced at eighty-nine pence) are identical in every way to Birds Eye peas costing three times as much. |
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cunnybobbler uses a lot of tissues
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He can probably afford to at 29p.
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poker i was veggie for ten years then packed in do you ever think of packing in
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No, Yorky, I can honestly say I will never eat anything with a face again.
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PM, I can recommend Tesco's frozen Petit Pois. Currently on offer at £1.50 for 1kg.
The nicest frozen peas I've tasted. Also, Tesco's frozen 'Very Fine Whole Green Beans' are about the best frozen veg I've ever had. Only £1 for a 1Kg bag. Excellent value. |
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i did ten years from 24 to 34 then just thought, ive had enough of never having anything to chew
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Thanks Tom. :)
I love all greens so will definitely give them a try at the next shop, sir. |
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No, Yorky, I can honestly say I will never eat anything with a face again.
Oysters ok, then? |
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Yorky: I'm a vegetarian purely on moral grounds so I'm highly unlikely to revert back.
I do also happen to believe my diet is far healthier as a vegetarian, but that is just a happy bonus. |
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No, Bill, I don't eat shellfish either.
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Sponges?
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Nope.
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Or loofahs.
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They're superb, PM - and I'm not really into frozen veg.
While I'm at it (on a different track, though) I've been having 'Tescos 4 Oat Top Wholemeal Deli Rolls' lately, 79p for 4. Lovely bread. You might like them. |
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I'd definitely like them Tom, I'm a huge consumer of bread. Bordering on gluttonous to be honest.
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I had a meal from Tesco this evening as it happens. Two sag aloo gobis (priced at one pound each) and a tub of pilau rice (seventy-five pence).
Pilau rice is, traditionally, not vegetarian as it is supposed to be cooked in meat juices. Beware of this fact any veggies who order it in your local curry house. Tesco's version is safe for us, though, I'm pleased to report. |