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
£1 for 4 pints in sainsburysI 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
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?
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?
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.
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
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.
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.
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".
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".
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?
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 throu
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
macarony 10 Apr 15 15:54 Joined: 13 Mar 05 | Topic/replies: 2,591 | Blogger: macarony's blogWe just found it easier and he is a local lad trying to make a living^ nae excuse laddie grow a set
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.
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 a
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.
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.