A "ROARING" Deal :smiley:

good find op, heat added

Mmmmm' I love a lion bar.

Hot.

Wow.....15p each. Takes me back to 1985, although they were probably twice the size back then :stuck_out_tongue:

Good find. I'm in Farmfoods at least once a week. I'll check them out tomorrow.

The white ones are amazing too :smiley:

Kraft have taken them to Poland, £2 an hour wages. Pay £0 tax per year (from £30m in Cadbury UK days).

kraft being krafty?

Is it still not suitable for veg

Crikey the marketing geniuses strike again........peanut...... Who'd have thought it.

Lion Bars are made by Rowntree which are owned by Nestlé that other multinational. Who have reduced the work force, close down factory and move production to Spain, Germany and Eastern Europe too.
Today's Lion bars are produced in France by Nestlé. Surprise, who would of thought it :confused:

Nice one. Love the peanut ones. They should bring a hazlenut version.

A "ROARING" Deal :smiley:

Shouldn't lion bars be sold in zoofoods not farmfoods?

Displayed as 6 for £1 but I have just noticed my receipt shows 4 for £1 and then charged me 39p each for the other two.

I will have to go back later to sort it out :disappointed:

I bought them at that time too


these are cheap cos someones put peanut in

I'd better Stock up before the sugar tax prices :smirk:

This is a nestle product, they have production facilities all over Europe including France, Spain and Italy as well as Poland. You may see these bars at 4 for £1 and occasionally 5 for £1 but this deal is cracking. The Polish Lion bars aren't made for the uk market, the don't come with GB text therefore have to have an ingredient label applied. The French factory produces the UK product which requires no ingredient label.

Peanuts in a lion bar? The world has gone mad!

My first job was a five hour milk round in the middle of winter for £5 and a lion bar. I must have been mad.

4 for a £1 in Leigh

These sell in our vending machine at work for £0.95 EACH....so to get six for a bargain price of a £1 is great value.

Worth every extra penny for the vending experience.

Hooray for Nestle, in 2011 Nestle paid £12,208,000 in tax on profits of £23,552,000 – an effective rate of 51.83 per cent.

Anyone know what size these are..?

Employee here, these have been discontinued for like a couple of weeks at least now and are not cross compatible with the other 4f£1 varieties. If you can find any though yes 6f£1.

Yum! <3

No need to become abusive thank you. It's a perfectly reasonable question; if you don't know then no need to post.

It wasn't meant to be abusive, it was just a reasonable answer. :sunglasses:

Either you know or don't know the size, size answer is a reasonable answer.

Ffs. :confused:

Thank you! :smiley:

Very welcome :smiley:

Makes it about £4/kg

Love the peanut ones, used to get them in home bargains but not had any in lately, even then they were 4 for a £1, so better deal = hot, off to farm foods later methinks