I think you can get it in home bargains for £1 per kilo
rosstheboss1972 to Milev
14 Nov 15#4
yes I agree...1kg for £1
JarrodWRX
14 Nov 15#5
Most branded big name rice can be older than you. Stored for 10's of years.
Best buying fresh from your local Asian supermarket
madnez00 to JarrodWRX
15 Nov 152#7
Actually the older the rice grain is the better it tastes.
princeprecious to JarrodWRX
15 Nov 153#10
older the rice is the better they get mate. seems you know nothing about rice. no offense.
far
15 Nov 15#6
Sorry but I prefer Tilda Basmati over the others, in any case, this is still a bit expensive to be honest. I stocked up on 4KG bags in Tesco when they were £6 each - cheaper than 20KG at our local Asian supermarket for £35.99.
James123
15 Nov 152#8
This is too expensive, but you 'stocked up' on a deal that was even more expensive? :confused:
princeprecious
15 Nov 151#9
kohinoor are far far better rice than these tidos.
bargain1girl
15 Nov 15#11
Dont mind him / her.That's how they display ignorance while pulling down someone's else post.
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Best buying fresh from your local Asian supermarket