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10 Apr 15
10:07
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In Sainsbury's, I think it's about 50p and about 90p for a two-pint bottle.
Just heard an advert for Asda - 89p for a four-pint bottle. Is that right?
Just heard an advert for Asda - 89p for a four-pint bottle. Is that right?
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in Morrisons it's 89p for 2L
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Must be right then. (2L = approx 3.75 pts?)
How much is 1pt in Morrisons? |
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A 6 pint carton is £1.30 in asda
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About 50p i think
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£1 for 4 pints in sainsburys
I don't use milk but if I did I'd be happy to pay a few extra pence if it stops the majors screwing the dairy industry into ground |
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* the ground
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£1 for 4 pints in sainsburys = 88p/2 litres btw
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so cheaper than morrisons and asda
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I must be buying the 'Taste the Difference' option
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50p a pint everywhere except the corner convenience shops. poundshop maltesers £2 in supermarket? why not just kick me and steal ma dosh.
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97p for one pint in the village shop.
£1.00 for four pints at Tesco Express. |
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I'm sure they are still creaming a bit off the top even at those prices.
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Always one idiot though
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We went back to using a milkman after an absence of nearly 20 years.
10 pints over 2 weeks is £6.20 |
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it's 89p for 4 pints in Lidl
what amazes me is that people actually buy the 2 pints for 79p instead  |
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I generally buy reduced to clear milk, can usually get 5-7 days out of it after the best before date.
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We went back to using a milkman after an absence of nearly 20 years.
I haven't seen a milk man for very may years! Why pay 62p per pint when you can get it for 25p or less? |
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Reduced milk is one thing I'd never ever buy , what's the point when nice fresh milk is less than 25p pint with 2 weeks sell by date on it !
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We went back to a milkman because we moved to new house on the edge of town no shops close by and he delivers other stuff like big bags of tatties
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Put another way, you are paying almost £100 pa over the odds!
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The thing is if I go to the shop for milk I end up buying other things I don't really need
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......but don't you do a weekly supermarket shop in any case?
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I would hazard a guess that his "tatties", eggs and orange juice are also over priced!
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We just found it easier and he is a local lad trying to make a living
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Jersey 1.09 yes one pound and 9p robbers.
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I pay 50p for a single pint or £1.50 for a four-pinter.
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I had a right old barney with the lady in the local shop the other day when buying milk. The milk at the front of the fridge was right on its sell-by date and she caught me plucking a four-pinter from the back which still had a week left.
I took the view (and still do) that, as the customer, I could pick whichever product I deemed favourable. She saw it differently and had a total hissy fit. |
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I always look behind if those at the front only have a day left. Nothing wrong with that imo although your experience doesn't surprise me, being at a small independent store.
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If you asked half of those smary journalists who put the the milk question to mps... I´ll bet half of them wouldn´t know in advanced without their "research".
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It's always wise to answer "a pound" when posed any such questions, a bit like Peter Butterworth in Carry On Camping.
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I think it's a quid for 2 litres in the local shop. I don't really drink much milk though, just a tiny drop in my tea and that's about it.
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Farmer on a first milk contract is getting 18p per litre for 80% and 14 per litre for other 20 % untill cows go back out to grass its costing 26 to produce,
Why were allegedly unprofitable pits and steelworks closed whilst farmers are subsidised through cap by the eu? |
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whgo goes out of their way to buy cheap milk ffs ?
a bit like cheap meat - you feel safer paying more |
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He probably makes his own bread too
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Sainsbury's have Spitfire Ale reduced from £2 to £1.25 per 500ml bottle.
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macarony 10 Apr 15 15:54 Joined: 13 Mar 05 | Topic/replies: 2,591 | Blogger: macarony's blog
We just found it easier and he is a local lad trying to make a living ^ nae excuse laddie grow a set  |
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Tesco 49p
86.3p / L Aldi 45p Morrisons 49p Waitrose 49p Ocado 49p ASDA 49p ** Sainsbury's 49p ** |
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lotta people here don't go to the shops much - milk came down to 89p for 2 litres across the board in many supermkts a couple of months ago. Iceland led the way, quickly followed by Lidl, and i don't know who else. Butter also fell to 88p a month ago. Dairy farmers are being put out of business asw fast as possible. I dunno why.
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a single pint is 55p in many supermarkets. obviously only a complete idiot would buy that. The 1 litre option is also exceedingly bad vvalue, compared to the all-conquering 2 litre buy.
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