That's ASDA Price!!!!

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Mick

Don't you mean Beer

oh and its not a good idea to go shopping after spending hours in the pub
you tend to miss all the bargains when drunk

Can't see it bothers you Mick don't you usually send Ann shopping

[DaveinGermany]

Originally Posted by Mick

oh and its not a good idea to go shopping after spending hours in the pub

Unless, you're after buying more Beer!

[MargaretR]

When you shop online you get to browse any special offers and the full list of ingredients are shown, easily readable without squinting at product labels - I always found that reading labels was bothersome in a store - especially if you need bifocals.

It is so much easier to have what you need to know shown on your computer screen.

There is nothing to prevent you store shoppers from looking at your store's website to see and decide what is a 'good buy' before you physically visit a store.

[Aussie Irene]

Originally Posted by MargaretR

When you shop online you get to browse any special offers and the full list of ingredients are shown, easily readable without squinting at product labels - I always found that reading labels was bothersome in a store - especially if you need bifocals.

It is so much easier to have what you need to know shown on your computer screen.

There is nothing to prevent you store shoppers from looking at your store's website to see and decide what is a 'good buy' before you physically visit a store.

Just been checking the net. They do not show everything they have on the shelf, (ie different brands of the same article) mainly specials, or what they term as specials. The only way to make sure you are getting the best and the cheapest price, is to go into the store and check the bottom line. In that way you will probably find in some cases that specials are not the cheapest, it is just that brand that has been reduced in price.

[Mick]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Can't see it bothers you Mick don't you usually send Ann shopping

yes your right jay
put it this way I don't go with her
sets off for asda at 3 pm arrives home 9-30pm
once went with her until I watched her going through all the eggs in the boxes so she could find 6 clean eggs
believe me I don't go shopping anymore with Anne

[Mick]

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

Unless, you're after buying more Beer!

I don't drink at home at all
don't like canned of beer

[DaveinGermany]

Originally Posted by Mick

don't like canned of beer

It may have slipped your notice Mick, but you can get bottles you know.

[Mick]

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

It may have slipped your notice Mick, but you can get bottles you know.

nope only drink draft lager

[cashman]

Originally Posted by Mick

nope only drink draft larger

Larger!! Does that mean in Galvanised Buckets?

[Mick]

Originally Posted by cashman

Larger!! Does that mean in Galvanised Buckets?

sorry drunk again

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Mick

nope only drink draft lager

Larger!!! ughhhhh, bet Less doesn't drink that

[DtheP47]

The weekends Daily Telegraph always runs this under the Savvy Shopper banner:
This weekend's bargains
As part of our weekly Savvy Shopper column for the Daily Telegraph, we trawl the offers and pick out the best of the week.
Asda
Butchers Selection Lean Beef Mince 600g, 3 for £10, £4.50 each.
Old El Paso Mild Thick Salsa Sauce, was £1.59, now £1.
Tesco
New Innocent Smoothie 750ml, 2 for £4, £2.79 each. Until 29/10
Tesco Gala apples, £1, half price. Until Sunday
Sainsbury's
Sainsbury's Satsumas x7, 2 for £3, £2.35 each. Until 15/10
Stella Artois 6x284ml, was £6.29, now £4. Until 15/10
Lemsip All in One capsules, was £3.50, now £2.79. Until 05/11
Morissons
Kumala Zenith white wine 75cl, was £9.99, now £4.49. Until 27/10
Green & Red grape punnet 400g, buy one get one free, £2 each. Until Sunday
Lidl
Kenco Smooth Instant coffee, was £6.38, now £3.99.
Fairy non bio liquitabs, was £6.70, now £3.99.
The Co-op
Cadbury Fingers, was £2.09, now £1. Until 29/10
Kraft Philadelphia, was £1.97, now £1. Until 15/10

[scoot66]

coffee is the biggest rip off going,i`m sure there`s a cartel kenco rich roast,one minute it`s £3 for a 150g eco re-fill then it`s over £4.50 while a 200 g jar is £4...then if it`s not cheap at asda it`s cheap at Tesco

[Mick]

Here is one at Tesco price work this out

[Revived Red]

Originally Posted by Aussie Irene

At the bottom of the price labels in our supermarkets is the cost of that article per 100grms or cost per 100mls. I don't look at the special price advertised at the top. it is much easier to compare prices of different brands that way, and i am sure i am getting the cheapest whatever the weight, Check to see if your labels are the same

Unfortunately this is not always possible because some items (e.g. tomatoes) are in pre-packs and are priced per pack. This should not be allowed. There is no reason why such packs cannot also be priced per 100 grams.