OK so its NOT the best coffee in the world. But then again at this price you wouldn't expect to be would you. It appears to be the cheapest on offer. £4.89 @ Iceland & Aldi. £5.00 in The Co-op, Asda, Ocado & Sainsbury's

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3 quid for 200g at poundland
http://www.poundland.co.uk/nescafe-original-200g - or a case of 12 for 36quid

Just to mix it up £2.99 b&m

http://www.bmstores.co.uk/products/nescafe-original-200g-273458

So add (100g) to get to (300g) add 50% cost £1.50 you decide which is cheaper?

1100g for 12quid at poundland
900g for 12quid at morrisons

if like myself people shop in bulk when a deal is around - works out cheaper.

sorry but that poundland stuff is not the same stuff as morrisons.its the same company the same label but made for the euro market with diff stuff added and anyone who drinks the uk version everyday can tell the diff right away.

Ewwww who drinks this coffee? It's like gravy granules.

Firstly the poundland stuff isn't the same as the Original uk variety. I bought some a while back thinking it was the same and there is a pretty big difference.
Secondly how the hell did you get those figures.
£12 would be 800g at poundland vs 900g at Morrisons.

While the poundland stuff isn't bad for the money (if you like that version) this is a better deal.

Thanks have some heat, the Nescafe in the cheaper shops like Poundland and Homne Bargains tastes disgusting.

I think in Poundland you could buy one bottle for £3, you do not need to buy a dozen of them.
So in Poundland work out cheaper as it would be £4.50 for 300g vs £5 in Morison.

But Poundland source most of their items from developing countries abroadwich might be subject to a different quality control so although the same brand it is not necessary the same quality .....

Last night I got 2 x 200g Nescafe Original @ Farmfoods £4.98 (£2.49 each) they had an offer next to the 200g jars, 300g for £4.95 haha no chance! :sunglasses: