John West, the fisherman, was a real stickler for quality, believing that the best way to get hold of the best fish was to take care of the fishing himself. Following his proud example, we also have our own boats and we hand select our tuna for guaranteed quality, keeping true to the pioneering spirit of our founder. It means that our quality today is as consistent as it has always been and that we will continue to serve you the finest and tastiest wild tuna the oceans have to offer.
Pack Size: 160g
13 comments
FantasyDeals
10 Jan 162#1
burhaan7777
10 Jan 16#2
Super cheap in comparison to tesco and the other lot of supermarkets.
Does anyone know if they still have 72packs weetabix for £4?
Thanks.
justicesj to burhaan7777
10 Jan 16#3
Bought weetabix from lidl last week 72 for £3.99.
fattyflumpalump
10 Jan 161#4
Great price
summerof76
10 Jan 16#5
Thanks for posting FD, will pass this on to my student son to pick some up. :innocent: Heat added
Kickassonxbox
10 Jan 16#6
Good Price.
burhaan7777
10 Jan 16#7
Thanks
zworld
10 Jan 16#8
Used to be 200g. Bast**rds
Btw, Prince's always fill half of the can with oil.
googley2 to zworld
10 Jan 161#9
Buy the ones without oil then!
becwah1
10 Jan 162#10
Dirty, dirty fish. I'd never buy Tuna from John west or Princes.
Now I'm not a hippy or greenpeace activist but the way these two companies catch the fish and kill turtles, Dolphins and other fish is disgraceful.
Shop own brand pole and line is the way forward!
Doctor_Zorders to becwah1
11 Jan 16#13
Only came in this deal to post almost exactly what you said.
Giving a crap about the environmental impact of our food etc doesn't make us 'hippies or activists' - the stigma is on those who don't care enough to look into it. Mass-produced palm oil is a prime example of what can be achieved when people 'vote with their feet' - increasingly retailers and producers are doing away with the use of it as their customers are telling them that they won't accept it any more.
That said, there are many people for whom this price means they can eat a few decent meals so I will vote hot for that reason alone (I realise HUKD is a site for sharing the lowest priced deals and not to debate social politics!)
Iamthebargainhunter008
10 Jan 16#11
They have the 36 pack of Weetabix for two pounds. As for the tuna, unbelievable price really. Hot for me.
RayB
11 Jan 16#12
John West/Princes tinned tuna - two of the worst brands for excess fluids in the tins - look at the drained weight and compare with the total weight - scandalous!
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Pack Size: 160g
13 comments
Does anyone know if they still have 72packs weetabix for £4?
Thanks.
Btw, Prince's always fill half of the can with oil.
Now I'm not a hippy or greenpeace activist but the way these two companies catch the fish and kill turtles, Dolphins and other fish is disgraceful.
Shop own brand pole and line is the way forward!
Giving a crap about the environmental impact of our food etc doesn't make us 'hippies or activists' - the stigma is on those who don't care enough to look into it. Mass-produced palm oil is a prime example of what can be achieved when people 'vote with their feet' - increasingly retailers and producers are doing away with the use of it as their customers are telling them that they won't accept it any more.
That said, there are many people for whom this price means they can eat a few decent meals so I will vote hot for that reason alone (I realise HUKD is a site for sharing the lowest priced deals and not to debate social politics!)