24 cans of coke at Asda Chatham. 16p a can - £4 @ Asda

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24 cans of coke only £4.00 at Asda Chatham. 16p a can!

£4 Asda8 Dec 15

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Groceries

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jonesy800

8 Dec 15

Just been into my local Asda (Chatham) and they had pallets of boxes of 24 cans of coke for only £4. This works out at an amazing 16.67p per can.

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CBK

9 Dec 15 9 #20

M0rg0th

9 Dec 15 7 #16

Ah, nice to see the health warriors out in force.

MrScotchBonnet

9 Dec 15 4 #22

Had one of these the other day, pretty cool :smiley:

All comments (44)

wozukSilencer

8 Dec 15 #1

Are they OOD ?

theatrical

8 Dec 15 1 #2

Heat added but Asda never have Coke Zero 24 packs in these deals just regular and diet .. We only like zero so have to stick to Tesco deals :-(

HankHandsome

8 Dec 15 #3

very likely a single store clearance of an over order - asda are currently doing the 30 pack crate for £6 quid nationwide. heated either way though

Dealer96

9 Dec 15 2 #4

http://38.media.tumblr.com/a57aabe2136126793450a81e30e93ca4/tumblr_ndz0eyqyfF1r6ssaro1_400.gif

wiggywig to Dealer96

10 Dec 15 1 #42

Nooo my gif! :man:

adamkhan

9 Dec 15 1 #5

As my neighbour once said "Coca Cola goes on dirt cheap only when a war is on the horizon which involves the US". Nonetheless I still think the old Coca Cola 'Classic' is and was far better than this sugary drink.

Tatwamasi to adamkhan

9 Dec 15 #6

Interesting, what's the rationale behind that?

Awaken to adamkhan

9 Dec 15 1 #7

Except it's the same thing, new coke died in the 90's, and I'm not even sure it made it to the UK? :smiley:

Though ours is sweetened with sugar instead of corn syrup I think, though it's always been that way.

robertadamson

9 Dec 15 2 #8

Remove blood stains from clothing and fabric. Clean oil stains from a garage floor: let the stain soak, hose off. Kill slugs and snails; the acids kills them. Clean burnt pans: let the pan soak in the Coke, then rinse. nice one need to stock up on cleaning products

kristoff to robertadamson

9 Dec 15 2 #10

Indeed. As a source of refreshment I'd rather drink cat slash.

mccririck to robertadamson

9 Dec 15 #12

Also very good at removing tooth enamel thanks to the phosphoric acid.

brs98 to robertadamson

9 Dec 15 #15

Don't forget cleaning the windscreen when it gets that strange stuff gets on it, and of course, teaching the children how a nail can disappear overnight when left sitting in cola.

Thomablue to robertadamson

9 Dec 15 2 #18

Yawn.

mrkaroshi to robertadamson

9 Dec 15 #37

Also highly effective as a douche / contraceptive, apparently...

superdealer

9 Dec 15 #9

Thanks

mccririck

9 Dec 15 #11

Have a very rotten toothmas.

mcintg

9 Dec 15 1 #13

Is it cheaper to just buy the bags of sugar contained in it and eat that?

_g_ to mcintg

9 Dec 15 #21

Presume no Zero?
Despite being really popular, never seems to turn up as much - wonder if profit margins are lower.

Depends if you're drinking the drink purely for the carbs or like the taste.

brs98

9 Dec 15 1 #14

Ahhh, cheap phosphoric acid, what could be better? 35g of sugar and caffeine as well?? I'm in!

yrreb88 to brs98

9 Dec 15 #24

The dose makes the poison, or in this case the concentration as snopes explains.:wink:

M0rg0th

9 Dec 15 7 #16

Ah, nice to see the health warriors out in force.

SteadVex

9 Dec 15 2 #17

I can't be the only one thinking 24 Christmas presents sorted???

mattym129

9 Dec 15 2 #19

People on this site come out with all sorts of rubbish - be honest, you all drink Coca Cola, eat McDonalds and pay over-the-odds for Apple products.

CBK

9 Dec 15 9 #20

burmingum to CBK

9 Dec 15 #40

You forgot it supports apartheid! Save your teeth and stomach and some one's life. Drink water!

MrScotchBonnet

9 Dec 15 4 #22

Had one of these the other day, pretty cool :smiley:

yrreb88 to MrScotchBonnet

9 Dec 15 2 #23

That is pure witchcraft. I must buy one. :smiley:

MRR_ltd

9 Dec 15 #25

Children in Africa could drink that...

pa55word123

9 Dec 15 #26

Is there a real difference between Coke Zero and Diet Coke ?

I was once told that it's just a marketing ploy as one has advertisements aimed at women and the other aimed at men. Is it true ?
Thanks.

yrreb88 to pa55word123

9 Dec 15 #28

I much prefer coke zero and they do have different tastes to me. I'm pretty sure the main purpose of coke zero was to compete with Pepsi max.

Monkeybumcheeks

9 Dec 15 2 #27

Another coke deal !!

https://media.giphy.com/media/CCBoLuOj0Kx7q/giphy.gif

Cheers Jonesy !

the1stcoke

9 Dec 15 #29

It never fails to surprise me the amount of preachers of hate towards Coke who feel the need to comment on EVERY bl**dy deal. For the love of Jemima Puddleduck just stay away if you don't like Coke!
No one want to hear it. I love Coca-Cola and I have all my own teeth, I am not fat and I've yet to develop type 2 diabetes. Everything in moderation.
Probably the same people who have to vote cold on every LCD TV deal because it's not plasma, or every 4k TV because there's "not enough 4k content" or because that particular boxset is available on Netflix.
This site is beginning to get on my b**bies...

kristoff

9 Dec 15 #30

1. No 2. No 3. Deffo yes, you got me there.

mccririck

9 Dec 15 #31

I think many people dislike Coke as a company as they promote their teeth rotting liquor to children with the Coca Cola bus every christmas, they also seem to charge more for the product than pepsi etc.

yrreb88 to mccririck

9 Dec 15 #33

In a free market you can charge what you want for a product as long as people buy it. I fail to see how a big truck offering free coke is only targeted at children and they do offer sugar free alternatives. You don't have to drink their "liquor".

To compare it to alcohol, to which I assume you are also against, is ridiculous. No offence but it suggests to me that you are against people doing something because it doesn't conform to your views of a healthy lifestyle.

Of course Coke is not a medical elixir but it's hardly an issue in moderation.

jonnithomas to mccririck

9 Dec 15 #35

funny thing, I always thought it was the child's parent's job to decide what was good and bad for them. no, let's blame the evil manufacturer as they force people to buy it.

MrMan2011

9 Dec 15 #32

Nice cheap

sparklehedgehog

9 Dec 15 #34

And drink alcohol, drive cars, smoke, burn gas, fart, etc etc.

Get a life freaks!

jonnithomas

9 Dec 15 #36

Gosh, i fancy a scotch and a cigarette. Is that a better idea than a coke ?

mrkaroshi

9 Dec 15 #38

Who drinks this c**p ? Its dangerous stuff (eg very high levels of sugar, phosphoric acid and artificial sweeteners). I wont have it in the house.

yrreb88 to mrkaroshi

9 Dec 15 #39

It can't have both high levels of sugar and sweeteners. :wink: Phosphoric acid isn't really a problem as there isn't enough of it. Orange juice is just as acidic and sugary. There's nothing wrong with artificial sweeteners unless you believe the click bait on the Internet.

To call it dangerous is ridiculous.

CBK

9 Dec 15 #41

You are so right. I bet Donald Trump drinks this devil-juice.

_g_

10 Dec 15 #43

Oh, it is!
Several chemicals that can be fatally toxic in there.

Though, by far the worst by concentration from what I can work is ...
The water.

Ok, maybe. :smiley:

yrreb88

10 Dec 15 #44

Likely posted from your Microsoft, Apple or Intel device. :wink:

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