Haagen-Dazs all flavours just £2.50, as everywhere else it's about £3/£4 a tub. Doesn't come up very often, so stock up on them when you can.
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NathanLFC
19 Apr 161#1
To be honest, it comes up quite often but still heat :innocent:
Alex235 to NathanLFC
19 Apr 16#2
Then I should probably be keeping a better eye out for future deals then, seem to miss most of them.
philmitchell
19 Apr 161#3
Still over priced at £2.50 a tub .
Alex235 to philmitchell
19 Apr 16#6
If you think it's over priced at £2.50, you should see the "normal" prices for this stuff. As mentioned above, it's £3/£4 a tub and in some places, even more.
mel456
19 Apr 16#4
I love this stuff thanks op.
Bigfootpete
19 Apr 16#5
Gah - I just bought two pots of Pralines for £3 from Sainsburies!
philmitchell
19 Apr 16#7
I know what the price is before it was £2.50, just saying its still a rip off at £2.50 a tub .
noddle36
19 Apr 16#8
Love the stuff but I try not to buy too many or not have a whole tub in one go anymore. I'm a little glad I don't find them at this deal too much otherwise I would be a little larger and would cost more through the years with larger clothes to buy.
I think £2.50 is a reasonable price as compared to anything similar.
AJ92
19 Apr 16#9
OK price but wished Prime Now had it at £2 again.
HAWKRIDGE
19 Apr 16#10
I saw it two for a fiver last week instore for anyone that wants to walk and burn some calories before devouring one of these
Robds
19 Apr 16#11
I tried it when Morrisons had a pizza,McCain chips and a tub of this for £3,now that was a good deal. Wouldn't buy it again though.
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I think £2.50 is a reasonable price as compared to anything similar.