-Quaker Oats Oat So Simple Golden Syrup Flavour 10 Sachets 360g.
-Quaker Oats Oat So Simple Original 12 Sachets 324g
I appreciate that many people prefer to make porridge from scratch ( I am one of them), but this a deal for those who like the convenience of the sachets.
Indeed I used to take them to work for a quick filling breakfast.
Morrisons = normally £2.45 currently on offer for £1.00
Tesco = £2.45 any 2 for £4.00
Sainsbury's = £2.45 any 2 for £4.00
Waitrose = £2.45 any 2 for £4.00
Ocado = £2.45 any 2 for £4.00
ASDA = £2.44
All comments (22)
PrincessJellybean
25 Jan 16#1
In order to be fair to the porridge purist there is currently an offer on
Mornflake Gold Scottish Jumbo Oats 1.5 Kg @ Ocado Was £2.55 Now £1.27
<3 Porridge <3
I eat it once or twice a day :smile:
shannensdaddy
25 Jan 161#3
Time to stock up again folks , a great way to start the day..
harrymonsterstamp
25 Jan 16#4
Great price ! Asda packet of 20 £2 at the minute ;-)
kg1986
25 Jan 16#5
its 20 for £2 at tesco
DealJourno
25 Jan 16#6
Great deal if you can't be bothered to take on the following difficult task.
Put half a cup of porridge oats and a cup of milk in a bowl and you've got the same thing. Add what ever you like (dried fruit, honey, cinnamon etc. 1kg of porridge oats in Waitrose costs £1.20!
prewar
25 Jan 16#7
Hot from me, posted a deal for the bars the other day
I got 22 sachets for £1.99 from Tesco on Saturday :smiley:
sofiasar
25 Jan 161#9
this smells nice
taste nice
gives you boost in energy
frakison
25 Jan 161#10
I'm a recent convert to porridge, the Golden Syrup are very sweet, but don't half give you a boost!! I stocked up on the Morrisons offer but 5p is 5p!! :smiley:
PrincessJellybean
25 Jan 162#11
I have old skool regular type porridge (gluten free) made only with water, and to this I add a squeeze of golden syrup.
I sometimes eat it like this, other times i may add a tablespoon of ground almonds to make it creamy, or a sprinkle of ginger to make my gingerbread porridge, or a sprinkle of cinnamon, or a sprinkle of mixed spice (which makes it taste like those German spiced biscuits).
I also often add a spoon of dried mixed fruit, the kind with bits of peel in; because i like the citrus zing.
Other times i forgo the syrup and add a big spoon of bon maman blueberry conserve in instead and thats lush too.
I eat it everyday for breakfast and if Im peckish late evening, then too.
Love, love love porridge...... hated it as a kid though, was in my late 30's when I was converted as a result illness and being unable to digest little else of a breakfasty nature. <3 Porridge <3
alexialoop
25 Jan 16#12
saw these in Poundland (also 12 sachets)
sofiasar to alexialoop
26 Jan 16#15
they just have original flavour which is dull and not tasty plus you will need to add sugar.
try this and you will never look back
lothburn
25 Jan 162#13
Well it's a deal, however the product is over priced. Simply buy normal quaker oats, add milk microwave 90 seconds same result 1/3 of the price :smiley: Like Princessjellybean hated porridge as a kid. love it now :-D
frakison
26 Jan 161#14
Yep, when I was a kid this was second only to All-Bran (still wont touch that, looks like dried worms!!), but now...... <3
Raz186
26 Jan 16#16
Golden syrup flavour is full of sugar so not really a healthy breakfast. Stick with the original if you must buy these packets and just add some honey for a much healthier start to the day. I have mine with a spoonful of peanut butter and honey, easily keeps me going till lunch.
PrincessJellybean to Raz186
26 Jan 16#17
Peanut butter? I have never heard of that combination but I am somewhat tempted by it :smile:
Maple Syrup is nice in porridge too.... it's just hard trying to find the good stuff at a 'deal' price
midiman to Raz186
26 Jan 16#18
Technically speaking, Honey is a refined sugar though in my opinion better for you and much nicer :smiley:.
I uses these in work because I have loads that I have stocked up on from previous deals. When I eventually run out am going back to traditional oats. 2 to one ratio of milk & oats plus what ever you like I make my own stewed apple). Microwave for 3 minutes, checking it doesn't boil over. Yummy breakfast for a good healthy start to the day
yrreb88 to Raz186
26 Jan 16#21
Don't buy the golden syrup version because of sugar. Buy the original and add sugar instead. :stuck_out_tongue:
I assume you mean you add a teaspoon not a tablespoon!
mk2011
26 Jan 16#19
Asda have them on offer for a £1 and I bought couple in store.
Grantham store
PrincessJellybean to mk2011
26 Jan 16#20
Really? (*scratches head*) These prices are bewildering, I did a search online and on the website it says they are £2.44 at ASDA but it does seem that the big family packs are £2 which is a good deal.
Do prices vary from store to store and online as well? Its so hard to keep track of them all.
I do know the deal price at Iceland of 95p seems to still be the best out there but I thought the other store prices I quoted were all correct but now I'm wondering if they vary more than the price they show online.
Raz186
27 Jan 16#22
A big spoonful of crunchy peanut butter and a squidge of honey. That's the way I roll. ;-) Also nice if you then add some chopped banana too.
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Opening post
-Quaker Oats Oat So Simple Original 12 Sachets 324g
I appreciate that many people prefer to make porridge from scratch ( I am one of them), but this a deal for those who like the convenience of the sachets.
Indeed I used to take them to work for a quick filling breakfast.
Morrisons = normally £2.45 currently on offer for £1.00
Tesco = £2.45 any 2 for £4.00
Sainsbury's = £2.45 any 2 for £4.00
Waitrose = £2.45 any 2 for £4.00
Ocado = £2.45 any 2 for £4.00
ASDA = £2.44
All comments (22)
Mornflake Gold Scottish Jumbo Oats 1.5 Kg @ Ocado Was £2.55 Now £1.27
The Ocado Mornflake offer is being pricematched on a price per bag by Amazon
Mornflake Gold Scottish Jumbo Oats 1.5 Kg (Pack of 5) £6.35 (Add-on-Item)
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mornflake-Gold-Scottish-Jumbo-Oats/dp/B009WPA860
I eat it once or twice a day :smile:
Put half a cup of porridge oats and a cup of milk in a bowl and you've got the same thing. Add what ever you like (dried fruit, honey, cinnamon etc. 1kg of porridge oats in Waitrose costs £1.20!
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/quaker-crunchy-oats-bars-2-packs-5-bars-for-only-1-heron-foods-2381397
taste nice
gives you boost in energy
I sometimes eat it like this, other times i may add a tablespoon of ground almonds to make it creamy, or a sprinkle of ginger to make my gingerbread porridge, or a sprinkle of cinnamon, or a sprinkle of mixed spice (which makes it taste like those German spiced biscuits).
I also often add a spoon of dried mixed fruit, the kind with bits of peel in; because i like the citrus zing.
Other times i forgo the syrup and add a big spoon of bon maman blueberry conserve in instead and thats lush too.
I eat it everyday for breakfast and if Im peckish late evening, then too.
Love, love love porridge...... hated it as a kid though, was in my late 30's when I was converted as a result illness and being unable to digest little else of a breakfasty nature.
<3 Porridge <3
try this and you will never look back
Maple Syrup is nice in porridge too.... it's just hard trying to find the good stuff at a 'deal' price
I uses these in work because I have loads that I have stocked up on from previous deals. When I eventually run out am going back to traditional oats. 2 to one ratio of milk & oats plus what ever you like I make my own stewed apple). Microwave for 3 minutes, checking it doesn't boil over. Yummy breakfast for a good healthy start to the day
I assume you mean you add a teaspoon not a tablespoon!
Grantham store
Do prices vary from store to store and online as well? Its so hard to keep track of them all.
I do know the deal price at Iceland of 95p seems to still be the best out there but I thought the other store prices I quoted were all correct but now I'm wondering if they vary more than the price they show online.