Cheap...almost as good as a dear one
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 Spiderman  Horsham 24 Nov 21 7.59am |
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Originally posted by croydon proud
Try Lidls batts ketchup, just as good as heinz and half the price. You are correct, although the brown sauce is not so good.
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PalazioVecchio  south pole 24 Nov 21 1.27pm |
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Originally posted by Spiderman
many of the biggest beer-brands on the planet are little more than glorified ditch-water. A 3/10 at best. you are literally paying for all the adverts during the break of the Champions League. The most expensive advert slots in the industry. there is some seriously good beer out there, in bottles that are not very famous
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| Pete53 Hassocks 25 Nov 21 11.09am |
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Originally posted by Harpo
Waitrose ‘essentials’ bog rolls. Wound tightly and doesn’t break up. Trust me. Aha, cheap bog rolls are generally a con. Not only loosely wound but they usually have a a card tube in the middle with a wider diameter.
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Forest Hillbilly  in a hidey-hole 28 Nov 21 8.08am |
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Joseph Joseph cooking utensils. Generally really really good. Good design and the right materials. Except we thought the JJ potato peeler was really poor, compared to stuff already on the market. And JJ stuff ain't cheap. Other companies have now jumped on the bandwagon with bright plastic utensils and ironed-out a few of the glitches with the JJ stuff, and a fair bit cheaper. JJ, like Dyson, took their eye off the ball. Pays your money, takes your choice. Edited by Forest Hillbilly (28 Nov 2021 8.10am)
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Pierre  Purley 28 Nov 21 2.50pm |
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Originally posted by Harpo
Waitrose ‘essentials’ bog rolls. Wound tightly and doesn’t break up. Trust me. Harpo, is that the benchmark you tested it against. Or the the bog rolls themselves?
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| PalazioVecchio south pole 28 Nov 21 4.50pm |
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the Whitgift did have public tastings of wines, cheeses & beer. Not sure how a public test of that product would work ?
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| Grumbles 28 Nov 21 5.06pm |
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4 pages in and nobody has said sex.
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80`s biker  Harlow Essex 28 Nov 21 5.32pm |
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Baked beans has to be Branston by a country mile.Bog rolls from Sainsbury`s 247 brand,scented too.If you suffer from hard water like us Yorkshire tea for hard water is lovely and doesn`t leave scum around the cup but not cheap.I`m starting to hear funny rumours about the new E10 fuel as well.
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| PalazioVecchio south pole 29 Nov 21 10.04am |
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or a new Supersports car ( Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, Porsche ) For speed around the roads...cheap is almost as good as a dear one. For pulling the birds, maybe not so much. -------------------------------- Jeremy Clarkson will disagree. But he has a special racetrack and doesnt factor in.... - traffic congestion
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| Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 05 Dec 21 9.30am |
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Just been to a large B&M (yesterday). Got loads of genuine food at less than half supermarket prices. Have also taken a chance on a few looky-likey items. Danepak butter (as opposed to Lurpak), ingredients % are very similar , but for half the price. Tinned stuff, like tomatoes and sweetcorn all for much less. (I am particular about baked beans, so stick with Heinz) Slippers, socks and woolly hats, all very cheap. The tool section was full of yellow and black stuff, labelled something like,..DeVelt. Also bought a couple of tins of shortbread from Aldi, a few doors away. Really cheap, and absolutely the best shortbread I've ever tasted. Melt in the mouth, rather than chewing a rock
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All perfectly good stuff for the average DIY and home mechanic.
croydon proud  Any european country i fancy! 05 Dec 21 5.18pm |
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Originally posted by Spiderman
You are correct, although the brown sauce is not so good. Yes,I agree about the brown sauceSpider, and also agree about the lager, 8 bottles of French lager for £1.99, nice stuff, whats not to like?(no pun intended for our anti EU pundits!)
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| ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 05 Dec 21 6.22pm |
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Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly
Just been to a large B&M (yesterday). Got loads of genuine food at less than half supermarket prices. Have also taken a chance on a few looky-likey items. Danepak butter (as opposed to Lurpak), ingredients % are very similar , but for half the price. Tinned stuff, like tomatoes and sweetcorn all for much less. (I am particular about baked beans, so stick with Heinz) Slippers, socks and woolly hats, all very cheap. The tool section was full of yellow and black stuff, labelled something like,..DeVelt. Also bought a couple of tins of shortbread from Aldi, a few doors away. Really cheap, and absolutely the best shortbread I've ever tasted. Melt in the mouth, rather than chewing a rock Which shortbread is it? Last year's one I got from Aldi was s***e. Hard and brown. Is it the specially selected or whatever they call it?
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