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Who sells the cheapest cheese?

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By:
bongo
When: 23 Jul 17 12:52
Aldi still doing extra mature cheddar for less than the price of 4 years ago

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https://www.aldi.co.uk/scottish-extra-mature-cheddar/p/058552012873700
£4.54/kg
Who says the cost of living is going up? Obviously the non-cheese eating public sector unions, but apart from them, who else is saying the cost of living is going up.
By:
Just Checking
When: 23 Jul 17 13:27
Surprised the BBC/EULuv Channel haven't run a horrifying story yet, blaming a 4.1% rise in cheese prices on Brexit..
By:
zorrostrikes
When: 23 Jul 17 22:24
there was a sign up in a quality art store - selling brushes.
- there is nothing that can't be made cheaper -

If you want a paint brush that leaves the hairs on the wall as
you paint it'll be three for a pound in the poundshop.

If you want a brush that won't do that it'll be a fiver or tenner.

Same with cheese. Can your stomach afford it?
By:
Ramruma
When: 24 Jul 17 11:01
Surprised the BBC/EULuv Channel haven't run a horrifying story yet, blaming a 4.1% rise in cheese prices on Brexit..

That's because the headlines were about butter and cream but cheese is in the same supermarket aisle.

Butter could cost more by Christmas, Arla boss warns
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-40506573
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