Checked online yesterday & not mentioned. Usually between £8.75-£10.00 (varies weekly)
18 comments
debzd07
29 Jan 16#18
Thanks op for posting. I'm here for bargains not to advise on the life choices of others and this is a good price. Sadly my local asda is too small to have any in.
634miyamoto
29 Jan 16#15
Voted hot, but...
I used do go thru 3-5 cans a day of this stuff believing it was the sugar in the normal Coke that caused tooth decay so there was no harm drinking the diet version.
Well, I was wrong - it's actually the fizzy bit (carbonated stuff = acid) that does the damage - if only I knew earlier, I'd have two more teeth.
yrreb88 to 634miyamoto
29 Jan 16#17
Yep, whilst a can will be fine, 3-5 portions of most things, never mind acidic stuff, isn't advised. In fact that much This applies to most acidic things like tea, coffee, fruit, fruit juice and even sparkling water. It's also advised to have acidic drinks with food rather than by themselves and not to brush your teeth immediately after consumption or a meal.
Not that it helps now sorry. :disappointed:
luvsadealdealdeal
29 Jan 161#14
Shouldn't that be: excellent please don't come back
chipsnbeanz
29 Jan 16#13
Excellent come back.
michaelfentonplymouth
29 Jan 16#12
check out the ingredients. it's bad for you
yrreb88 to michaelfentonplymouth
29 Jan 16#16
I'm sure I can type "is [ingredient] going to kill me" into Google and find a wealth of reliable info. :wink:
It's a soft drink, not one of your five a day. Moderation. :smiley:
Curlynob
28 Jan 16#10
I picked some up last Friday, at that time they also had the big boxes of 40 Walkers Crisps for £4.
michaelb1967
28 Jan 16#9
Good price. Thanks
pendrive2001
21 Jan 16#5
Not going to vote on this occassion, as diet anything destroys the product imo. voted hot for the other post on regular tho.
chipsnbeanz
21 Jan 16#4
Always amazes me that there are still people out there whom genuinely believe DIET coke is somehow better than 'the real thing'. Evolution sure did a U-turn.
yrreb88 to chipsnbeanz
28 Jan 161#7
Tell me about it, coke zero is much better. :wink:
tfish to chipsnbeanz
29 Jan 16#11
Get back in your box please.
gallan947
21 Jan 16#3
Can you get the big 30 box of Caffeine free? Doc keeps moaning at me about blood pressure..
HankHandsome to gallan947
22 Jan 162#6
i don't think i've ever seen a 30 crate of caffeine free actually.
Always amazes me that there are still people out there who feel compelled to offer such "wisdom" on these sorts of deals. It's like walking in to Pizza Hut and "helpfully" telling everyone how many calories are in a pizza. Do you really think anyone cares ?
deany76 to gallan947
28 Jan 16#8
have you tried the caffiene free diet Pepsi? I love especially it, ice cold, at £1.00 for a 2L bottle from Morrisons or Waitrose.
I'm far less 'jittery'.
HankHandsome
21 Jan 16#2
cheapest out there at the moment .. nice ..
randan
21 Jan 16#1
After buying these at the end of last year for £5 I would not be rushing to buy them at £7 but this is better than the price last week which was £11 !!!!!:confused:
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18 comments
I used do go thru 3-5 cans a day of this stuff believing it was the sugar in the normal Coke that caused tooth decay so there was no harm drinking the diet version.
Well, I was wrong - it's actually the fizzy bit (carbonated stuff = acid) that does the damage - if only I knew earlier, I'd have two more teeth.
Not that it helps now sorry. :disappointed:
It's a soft drink, not one of your five a day. Moderation. :smiley:
Always amazes me that there are still people out there who feel compelled to offer such "wisdom" on these sorts of deals. It's like walking in to Pizza Hut and "helpfully" telling everyone how many calories are in a pizza. Do you really think anyone cares ?
I'm far less 'jittery'.