UK Price buster challenge...

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UK Price buster challenge...

Postby Smiley » 19 Nov 2006, 17:17

Get ready for the price buster challenge.

You get alot of these price comparison features on the tv so i thought it would be interested to try it out on here.

So here is some homework for you all.

Your mission is to find the cheapest and the most expensive prices of some of the most commonly used wam products. Remember to state where you spotted them.

BEANS - Standard tin
CUSTARD - Standard tin - any flavor
RICE PUDDING - Standard tin
SPAGHETTI - Standard tin
SOUP - Standard tin - any variety - eg mushroom, tomato etc

So next time your out, remember to look at them price tags.

Please add anything else you think is necessary for the list.

Good luck

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Postby BillShipton » 19 Nov 2006, 17:43

Only wimps buy custard in tins!

The one litre carton is much better. Well, the one gallon bucket is even better but that doesn't appear so much as Tescos.
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Re: UK Price buster challenge...

Postby Smiley » 19 Nov 2006, 17:53

Okay here is what i found from tesco online

Tesco Value Rice Pudding 19p
Tesco Value Spaghetti 16p
Tesco Value Tomato Soup 23p
Tesco Value Baked Beans In Tomt/Sauce 17p
Tesco Value Ready To Serve Custard 21p

total: 96p wam session
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Postby Phantom » 19 Nov 2006, 18:27

I'm sure Kwik Save must thrash all of those prices. Kwik Save was the supermarket of choice when I was a student - Tesco was for posh kids. Sainsburies was for show offs, or people who'd just received their grant.
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Postby Trashcan » 19 Nov 2006, 18:44

Netto used to do baked beans at 1p a tin a year or so ago!

Sainsburys Basic range is good
- includes spaghetti, beans, soups etc ....

Similar price to the Tesco range
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Postby wamram » 19 Nov 2006, 19:03

Asda Smartprice own brand is very cheap aswell often can be spotted prowling the alises at the local mega store

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Postby Madrox » 19 Nov 2006, 19:40

And with God as my witness I AM THAT WIMP !!
Yep i`m the guy every week at Morrisons with a dozern or so tins of the yella stuff in the trolley :oops: But in my defence i dont have a website to run or an arrangement of lovely London gals, Mag editors, & cute busty Irish lasses to coat in the Amber necter. So i stock pile it along with our other fave ingredient shaving foam, then every few months or so just have a real good Splosh session.
Inbetween the big ones we do fool around a LOT though few pies here & there the odd few tins of beans.........You know how it is.
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Re: UK Price buster challenge...

Postby stu08 » 19 Nov 2006, 19:43

james wrote:Okay here is what i found from tesco online

Tesco Value Rice Pudding 19p
Tesco Value Spaghetti 16p
Tesco Value Tomato Soup 23p
Tesco Value Baked Beans In Tomt/Sauce 17p
Tesco Value Ready To Serve Custard 21p

total: 96p wam session


and also -10% that price for discount i get for working for tesco :lol: so even cheaper wam session
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Re: UK Price buster challenge...

Postby Smiley » 20 Nov 2006, 01:29

reddevilstu wrote:
james wrote:Okay here is what i found from tesco online

and also -10% that price for discount i get for working for tesco :lol: so even cheaper wam session


Wow so a wam session for 87p then - every little helps :lol:
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Postby DungeonMasterOne » 20 Nov 2006, 03:21

I used to buy the cheap cans of custard, but then discovered that a) Tesco have a "no more than 10 of the same "Value" items in one purchase, and b) when you factor in the time it takes to open all those tins, the 1l cartons are actually cheaper from a resourcing POV. The cartons also look nicer if you're shooting pics / video.
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Postby JohnnyB » 20 Nov 2006, 06:40

For most expensive, try Amazon Grocery. They sent me an email promoting that recently. I imagine the freight from the US to New Zealand would make it rather expensive! Especially the frozen stuff...
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Postby BillShipton » 20 Nov 2006, 11:47

The Tesco litre cartons not being "value" can be bought in huge quantities - we bought 120 once! And they are currently 74p each! The consistency is better than the tins too.
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Postby DecadentDoll » 20 Nov 2006, 18:34

DungeonMasterOne wrote:I used to buy the cheap cans of custard, but then discovered that a) Tesco have a "no more than 10 of the same "Value" items in one purchase



oooooh they must not have caught onto that in my tesco!
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Postby andy250 » 20 Nov 2006, 21:36

BillShipton wrote:The Tesco litre cartons not being "value" can be bought in huge quantities - we bought 120 once! And they are currently 74p each! The consistency is better than the tins too.



Now that is mad as cheese Bill. 120 at once, you make my stuff for a messy shoot go to shame.


Hello.

Hello, is that the bank?

I'd like to take out a loan to buy as much gunge as Bill.

Why has it gone quiet at the other end.


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Postby DecadentDoll » 20 Nov 2006, 23:40

was that for the bath of custard then? ahhh, living the dream!
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