Cheaper than the 4pks for £2 when they're on offer.
Cheaper than costco, makro, nisa wholesale and premier store buy in price!
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Sanchez1
22 Dec 156#3
Great to buy and donate to your local food bank.
Bootcutboy
22 Dec 154#1
Cold from me, this looks to be the tiny 300g tins so no real saving.
wendyak
22 Dec 153#5
large tins in a six pack are reduced to £2.50 in B & M
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mrl11
31 Dec 15#21
Just received mine with 4 tins burst and now stains every where. Cold
blackster
22 Dec 15#19
stopped buying Heinz a long time ago, most of them are like water and taste very artificial, as a couple of people say far better off making your own
yas212 to blackster
23 Dec 15#20
definitely but so much more effort
leon121
22 Dec 15#18
poundworld?
apple21
22 Dec 15#17
cheers op, and merry Christmas.
RiverDragon8
22 Dec 151#16
Ideal for students. Buy the vegetable soup and fusilli pasta. Microwave soup and boil fusilli pasta and add together + slice of buttered bread and you got yourself a nice cheap student meal. I lived off this when i was at uni many years ago.
ukmonkey
22 Dec 151#15
;)Great with chips
Shaydog
22 Dec 151#14
I also give stuff to foodbanks, I'm happy to talk about it, you can also do it in Scotland.
Bades
22 Dec 15#13
Also this but sadly no delivery in my area :disappointed:
Iamthebargainhunter008
22 Dec 15#12
It actually works out to be 48 pence per tin if they were 400ml as opposed 300ml. As you can get six tins of Heinz tomato soup in Home Bargains for three pounds, it's horses for courses.
Sanchez1
22 Dec 156#3
Great to buy and donate to your local food bank.
EveshamLad to Sanchez1
22 Dec 15#6
Yeah, cuz people who use them will probably be used to eating small sized portions. :man:
abarthman to Sanchez1
22 Dec 151#11
Translation: Look at me! Look at me! I buy food just to give it to foodbanks because I am such a charitable person. I don't like to talk about it though!
SCOUSEKEVIN
22 Dec 15#10
Glad bootcutboy pointed out the smaller size
djh1975
22 Dec 15#9
Will need plenty of tins in January for my diet.
yas212
22 Dec 152#8
so a whole 75p saving but you're stuck with 50 tins of soup!
darthybaby
22 Dec 15#7
worth stocking up for when the zombie apocalypse hits?
wendyak
22 Dec 153#5
large tins in a six pack are reduced to £2.50 in B & M
Shaydog
22 Dec 151#4
With current low vegetable prices you could make a similar quantity for a few quid, healthier too.
Bootcutboy
22 Dec 154#1
Cold from me, this looks to be the tiny 300g tins so no real saving.
jordni to Bootcutboy
22 Dec 15#2
Normal tin is 400g youre right
Even so...
300/400 = 0.75 *50p =37.5p is what a 'deal' is in these then so still 1.5p cheaper per tin
Also i cannot actually eat a whole tin :disappointed:[url=]Your text here[/url]
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Opening post
£18 for 50 tins = 36p per tin
Absolute bargain!
Cheaper than the 4pks for £2 when they're on offer.
Cheaper than costco, makro, nisa wholesale and premier store buy in price!
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Latest comments (21)
Even so...
300/400 = 0.75 *50p =37.5p is what a 'deal' is in these then so still 1.5p cheaper per tin
Also i cannot actually eat a whole tin :disappointed:[url=]Your text here[/url]