Tilda Pure Basmati Rice 4Kg from £10 - £6 @ Tesco

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Tilda Pure Basmati Rice 4Kg (Now £6.00 from £10) at Tesco

£6 Tesco27 Mar 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Groceries

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AAB

26 Mar 16

Usually the cheapest is always at my local Asian supermarket for a bag of 20kg for around £35-40.

But this works out at £30, which is a bargain for the best basmati rice (in my humble opinion). In store and online.

Top comments

prisat to kzee

27 Mar 16 3 #27

Better options like Badshah ??? Laila ???? Laila Really ?????

Michelle1981

27 Mar 16 3 #12

You can't really compare told to leila etc.. it's like comparing Heinz with tesco value. It does the job but.. you get my point.
Great deal, I've picked up 2 and plan to get more on Tues.

Latest comments (43)

prisat

28 Mar 16 #43

Kohinoor is better :smiley:

sam_of_london

28 Mar 16 #42

But they sell nice wild rice, better than factory polished white rice devoid of any vitamins and fibre. Plus coloured rice has antioxidants not found in white rice.

chocci

28 Mar 16 #41

Kohinoor platinum > tilda > badshah > any other rice > laila

You couldn't pay me to eat that laila muck

kzee

28 Mar 16 #40

You did not mention Kohinoor, Really??. I see where you are coming from :smiley:

sam_of_london

27 Mar 16 #16

Anyone has any deal for brown, red or black rice? I generally buy from Holland and Barrett or sainsbury. White polished rice is not good for health just like white bread and white pasta.

smugjojo to sam_of_london

27 Mar 16 #19

If your starving anything is good.

Duelling Duck to sam_of_london

28 Mar 16 #39

I know - that's why there are no chinese people as their diet mainly consists of white rice and that's why they were all wiped out centuries ago.

zone_player

27 Mar 16 #38

Is this any good for making Rice Krispies?

logohigh

27 Mar 16 #37

in a rat infested latrine

along with everything else from Tesco ?

marcust127

27 Mar 16 #36

Someone in front of me cleared out the shelf and the back store too.!15 bags. :disappointed:((((( she won't even part one.........grrrrrrrr

ck12111

27 Mar 16 #35

Knowing how this is stored, I won't be eating Tilda rice again. :O

logohigh

27 Mar 16 #33

I must be illiterate

Is basmati not long grain ?

AAB to logohigh

27 Mar 16 #34

Yes but not all long grain is basmati.

LesD

27 Mar 16 2 #32

Why on earth do people post prices for long grain when the deal is for Basmati? Is it because UK literacy levels are at their lowest ever?

stevenmcdowall39

27 Mar 16 1 #31

Bought some Tilda when it was reduced to clear in Tesco, have since tried two other brands from same store and have to say, the Tilda has a beautiful smell compared to the others, it definitely seems like a better product. I'll definitely be buying some of this to stock up, thanks for posting!

logohigh

27 Mar 16 #30

oos

attitude28

27 Mar 16 1 #29

my point was £1.50 a kg for this rice is good price

attitude28

27 Mar 16 1 #28

not many voted for me, but quite a few for this deal. its 335 degrees at the moment

kzee

27 Mar 16 #8

I agree it is a deal because you don't normally get this over-priced basmati rice at this price. There are so many other better options like Badshah, Laila, Kohinoor etc...

cfbc to kzee

27 Mar 16 #10

Hello Kzee,

What would you recommend as an alternative and where?

prisat to kzee

27 Mar 16 3 #27

Better options like Badshah ??? Laila ???? Laila Really ?????

jdbigguy

27 Mar 16 #26

My point was my own and I stand by it, but when an argument is weak the famous "us" appear. How many here have voted for you to represent them?

atiqkamran

27 Mar 16 #25

usual price at tesco most of the time. so cold not a very special deal. same price as asda

02wilben

27 Mar 16 #24

They only do the long grain one though

amjad146

27 Mar 16 #23

i have found best rice are white pearl....very good quality as compare to tilda

Gkay11

27 Mar 16 #22

I am stocking up

Gkay11

27 Mar 16 #21

Top deal. Best rice ever

sam_of_london

27 Mar 16 #20

No is starving in UK. Here we have obesity epidemic

dinmk

27 Mar 16 #18

No 10 kg

sam_of_london

27 Mar 16 #17

Also Wholefoods and many Chinese shops in London sell good quality basmati and Jasmine coloured rice which is good for health.

dinmk

27 Mar 16 #13

You can get vettee basmati rice 10 kg from asada for £7 much better rice.

LifeGoesOn to dinmk

27 Mar 16 #15

Do you mean the 5KG bag?

catalonia

27 Mar 16 #6

b and m have always been selling tilda at £1 a kg go there if possible people ....

Gollywood to catalonia

27 Mar 16 #9

Long grain I think

markymark34 to catalonia

27 Mar 16 1 #14

This! We always get ours there. Can't beat the price.

Michelle1981

27 Mar 16 3 #12

You can't really compare told to leila etc.. it's like comparing Heinz with tesco value. It does the job but.. you get my point.
Great deal, I've picked up 2 and plan to get more on Tues.

smugjojo

27 Mar 16 #11

Works out £1.50kg. B&M 500g packets come in at £1 98kg.

attitude28

27 Mar 16 1 #7

Not a normal price for Asda to sell 10 kg for this price. usually its £20-22 from what I have noticed. Yes it has been this price few times last year but still a hot deal. Not everyone is lucky to be near cheap asian supermarkets, therefore it is a hot deal for lot off us.

sradmad

27 Mar 16 1 #5

good find op, heat added

hardeepgiller

26 Mar 16 1 #3

£1.50 a kilo here too
http://groceries.asda.com/product/basmati-rice/tilda-pure-basmati-rice/33560

jdbigguy to hardeepgiller

26 Mar 16 1 #4

Which is their normal price, so even though this is for a smaller quantity the price is nothing special. Tesco also dropped it to this price several times last year, so it's not that special for them either.
As for it being usually / always cheapest at the local Asian supermarket, that's clearly not the case. A good deal but not a hot one.

Shaz1973

26 Mar 16 1 #2

Depends on your store . Not all stores stock it .

djice84

26 Mar 16 1 #1

when logged in to tesco says "Sorry, this product is currently not available."

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