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scottishtv
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There will be loads of examples of this going on right now, but my local store was less than subtle about it as tonight they had both versions of the product on display side by side:
Out of stock (old stock still in some stores):
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Anyone else noticed how pricey fish fingers are nowadays (other than the rank 'minced fish' ones)?
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bilky asko
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They're down from the peak price it seems - 30 Birds Eye Cod Fingers were up to about £8.60 at one point, I seem to recall.WillPS wrote: Mon 13 Mar, 2023 23.14 Anyone else noticed how pricey fish fingers are nowadays (other than the rank 'minced fish' ones)?
Yes, even Sainsburys own brand ones were £7 for the same pack size.bilky asko wrote: Mon 13 Mar, 2023 23.27They're down from the peak price it seems - 30 Birds Eye Cod Fingers were up to about £8.60 at one point, I seem to recall.WillPS wrote: Mon 13 Mar, 2023 23.14 Anyone else noticed how pricey fish fingers are nowadays (other than the rank 'minced fish' ones)?
I wonder if frozen food is disproportionately affected by energy price hikes, guess it'd make sense if so.
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Martin Phillp
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Sainsbury's have finally launched Nectar Prices without having to have the Nectar and SmartShop apps to access them this week. There's 300 products currently on offer and is competing with Clubcard Prices from Tesco.
My Nectar Prices will continue for app users.
Sainsbury's have also reduced the price of milk after Tesco also did the same this week as well. A 1 pint bottle is now 90p.
My Nectar Prices will continue for app users.
Sainsbury's have also reduced the price of milk after Tesco also did the same this week as well. A 1 pint bottle is now 90p.
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Nick Harvey
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I'm amazed that anyone, except single person households who drink little milk, buy it by the pint any more.Martin Phillp wrote: A 1 pint bottle is now 90p.
As you say, a pint bottle is 90p, but a six pint bottle is £2.30, or less than 39p a pint.
Fridge at work used to be full of 'em in the before times!Nick Harvey wrote: Fri 14 Apr, 2023 11.48I'm amazed that anyone, except single person households who drink little milk, buy it by the pint any more.Martin Phillp wrote: A 1 pint bottle is now 90p.
As you say, a pint bottle is 90p, but a six pint bottle is £2.30, or less than 39p a pint.
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Martin Phillp
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If you collect additional Nectar points via the Daily Mail/Mail on Sunday. You are no longer guaranteed 5 points per newspaper, instead if you redeem the codes, you have to play a game where you either win points or nothing.
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Yes, this cost of living crisis really has flushed out the hold outs from my magnificent milk club. It was always better value but it's now just absurd to buy a pint for £1 when £5 gets you three months of unlimited milk.
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Perhaps one day you'll control the entire local market like the notorious Hull Milk Cartel.Pete wrote: Wed 03 May, 2023 10.09Yes, this cost of living crisis really has flushed out the hold outs from my magnificent milk club. It was always better value but it's now just absurd to buy a pint for £1 when £5 gets you three months of unlimited milk.