Tesco 32 Profiterole Stack - £6 @ Tesco

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Tesco 32 Profiterole Stack £6 Buy One Get One Free (From 14th) £6.00

£6 BOGOF Tesco19 Dec 15

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Groceries

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reindeer333

13 Dec 15

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SUITABLE FOR HOME FREEZING
Storage:
Keep refrigerated. Once opened, consume within 1 day and by 'use by' date shown
This product may have been previously frozen and has been restored to chill
temperature under carefully controlled conditions. It is still suitable for
home freezing.

Top comments

veedubjai

13 Dec 15 5 #17

Once opened, consume within 10 minutes more like.:stuck_out_tongue:

All comments (31)

prewar

13 Dec 15 #1

6 quid? Why anybody would pay that is beyond me, three quid about a fair price. Not voted either way but wish big supermarkets didn't treat us like halfwits.

mocmocamoc

13 Dec 15 #2

Would these be classed as party food? Got a £4 voucher for party food from Tesco

maccy1

13 Dec 15 1 #3

http://media.tumblr.com/542d0150e20cad8b3556329193f08244/tumblr_inline_mv5stzHKhc1rqypp6.gif

Cheers reindeer, just somewhere else for me to call tomorrow :laughing:

reindeer333 to maccy1

13 Dec 15 1 #5

No problem, just don't eat them all in one sitting :confused::laughing:

2ManyKids

13 Dec 15 1 #4

when I first read it, I thought it said 32 profiterole 'SNACK'. Haha.
£6 for 32 = 19p each, which is about right for profiteroles. £3 is awesome :smiley:

maccy1

13 Dec 15 1 #6

:laughing:

How do you eat yours? I prefer mine in a small stack :man::laughing:

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/a0/5c/25/a05c25ae4d316ca0144b9430a4e9bea7.jpg

reindeer333

13 Dec 15 1 #7

Ah the famous croquembouche :smiley: Tried making it once, it didn't end up well :smiley:

Now I just buy them :laughing:

PlanetP

13 Dec 15 1 #8

Can these be frozen?

lilliesmummy11 to PlanetP

13 Dec 15 1 #9

just what i was thinking ...

melcat to PlanetP

13 Dec 15 #14

it says they can be frozen when you go to the page! :-)

reindeer333 to PlanetP

13 Dec 15 1 #16

Yes
Yes they can be frozen
Yep - can be frozen

mrspengiun74

13 Dec 15 1 #10

Don't forget there a code for £1.50 off chilled desserts when you spend £5.00 brings them down to £4.50 xx

apaa1214

13 Dec 15 #11

Lisa Riley Rick waller Vanessa feltz Andy fordham are you listening! !!!!!!?????
We have a mighty deal for you today!

alisonmore1

13 Dec 15 #12

I want to know too

cj41

13 Dec 15 1 #13

Yes they can be frozen

PlanetP to cj41

13 Dec 15 #26

thank you :smiley:

sarell

13 Dec 15 #15

Hello people, is this the same as the one that is usually £5 ? Which is £2.50 when it is on offer ?

sarell to sarell

13 Dec 15 #18

Oh I forgot, it is Christmas. We have to pay extra !!

veedubjai

13 Dec 15 5 #17

Once opened, consume within 10 minutes more like.:stuck_out_tongue:

tcn1989

13 Dec 15 #19

so it would be 64 profiteroles for 6£??

sarell to tcn1989

13 Dec 15 #24

as Roy Orbison once sang :
" ......................., you got it "

spasguidedogs

13 Dec 15 #20

Very good offer, however I enjoy making these as well as eclairs.

mistressmiajane

13 Dec 15 #21

Heaven, that's Christmas lunch sorted !

sez655 to mistressmiajane

13 Dec 15 #22

My kinda lunch!
My prob is that if I buy these every time I pass the fridge I have 1 or 2, the next thing I know they've all gone & OH hasn't had any!!

sez655 to mistressmiajane

13 Dec 15 #23

My kinda lunch!
My prob is that if I buy these every time I pass the fridge I have 1 or 2, the next thing I know they've all gone & OH hasn't had any!!

moomoomeemee

13 Dec 15 #25

has anyone tasted these? opinion?

maccy1

13 Dec 15 #27

...or buy them and make the stack :laughing: not sure that would be as easy as they make it look either though :laughing:

lilliesmummy11

13 Dec 15 #28

ooohh thanks op

leon121

13 Dec 15 #29

Thanks for making me fat :disappointed: