I know people on here like this stuff, even if this particular product is not organic or virgin or cold pressed. Also please note that user haybr would rather this was called "Vaguely coconut related grease".
RRP £6.99 down to £3.
My fIrst post, be nice : )
At time of writing the products Amazon sales rank is:
#31 in > groceries.
#5 in > coconut oils.
Keepa tracked this items price history at £6.99 from Amazon back in Jan-Feb at a similar sales rank. It got as low as £2.50 on Amazon at the start of this month, which was an Amazon / FBA price, so I suspect Amazon might return to a £2.50 price point again soon, but even at £3 for 2 Jars, na bad eh?
This is not virgin or cold pressed.
FREE Delivery in the UK on orders over £20
Amazon limited to 10 per customer.
This is cheaper than some of the larger volume deals, for 4, 6 or 12 Jars etc.
Finally, this is not virgin or cold pressed.
Top comments
Sparkley123
16 Apr 163#8
I thibk it's because people have got more savvy re coconut oil and what they are buying and this one is one of the worst ones
especially now you can a Virgin organic one from aldi for £3
(not voted by the way just answering your post)...
Latest comments (47)
bizzargainhunter
23 Apr 16#47
Wow, now that's cheap..
And - welcome to hotukdeals, newcomer! :smiley:
ellatinkley
18 Apr 16#46
I got mine this year from b&my not long ago for under £2 :smiley:
snapdragon
17 Apr 161#45
Why? we use it for fries and donuts and are still alive. Everything in the physical domain is a chemical, you have to specify what chemicals you mean and why they are not listed or your post is pointless.
veni_vidi_emere
17 Apr 16#44
god for those that need refined coco because of food allergy :smiley:
bizzargainhunter
17 Apr 16#43
Your friends hairdresser gives it away? Huh. Counterpoint - My auntie's golf coach has a cat that eats it to remedy a skin condition. Swears by it.
bizzargainhunter
17 Apr 16#42
Your right, that's exactly what it's like!
Although I'd say 'clearly articulate some unique and additional benefits' rather than 'beg'. But I'm happy just raising the average heat per listing at 340+ degrees... It saves ppl scrolling past dozens of deals attracting 5 degrees or even cold deals to find an actual hot deal.
I have no interest in the product myself, but after researching it anyway I noticed it would be appreciated by others here, specifically, and help bring the average heat up.
Am I on the wrong website?
TepidUKDeals sounds like a great app idea, the aim would be, just post any deal regardless of heat? Watch out HotUKDeals, your missing a market!
BTW They probably sell quite expensive coffee at your local corner shop, try them.
stevenmcdowall39
17 Apr 161#41
No one should EVER buy this to use in food, it's filled with chemicals and you can smell it when you heat it up. This stuff is very cheap and nasty, my friends hairdresser gives it away for free and it can be found cheap anywhere you look. It's very poor quality, never use it in food, maybe ok if you want to put in your hair or something but you couldn't pay me to eat this stuff.
StevenBrown
17 Apr 161#40
I really dislike it when people post old deal heat in the hope of getting even hotter.
Its like saying "hey last time it got 410 degrees, let me beg for it to get hotter"
Edit: I am out of coffee
sharif76
17 Apr 16#39
no one of their former employee works with us he said avoid
onlineo
17 Apr 162#38
olive oil is bad for cooking. it is good for drizzling but heated up it becomes a carcinogen as it has a low boil point. much better of with ground nut oil or possibly even this coconut oil lol.
scrumpypaul
17 Apr 16#37
I use this stuff with dogs food once a day. It has resolved an itchy skin condition that the mutts had.
NEtech
17 Apr 162#36
I think you are getting confused with KFC.
haybr
16 Apr 16#35
I use the "fancy oil" as a make up remover. On tub lasts forever and it gently breaks away the strongest of mascaras.
I used a friends tub of this, and is crap in comparison. It would be better being called vaguely coconut related grease.
fishmaster
16 Apr 16#34
Oil pulling can be done with very inexpensive oil. Personally I'd rather brush my teeth for 2 minutes timed twice a day and be done with it.
fishmaster
16 Apr 161#33
Coconut Oil has MCTs (Medium Chain Triglycerides) which are good for you. Coconut Oil however is still a fad, this is for the type of person that watches How to Stay Young and rushes down to Holland and Barrett in the morning to buy some Inulin because it'll help them lose visceral fat, even though there's a multitude of other serious factors they need to address first.
I would no more consume Coconut Oil on a regular basis than engine oil and I do neither. I add coconut milk to my breakfast because I don't like cows milk.
If you're cooking then use Olive Oil there's many more studies of it's health benefits than Coconut Oil and it's cheaper.
If you're really looking in to changing your health significantly and positively then research the microbiome and change your diet to elicit a favourable change to your microbiome.
bizzargainhunter
16 Apr 162#32
another benefit of unfancy coconut oil in cooking is it's ability to cook at higher temperatures before producing harmful compounds, regardless of being cold pressed.
bizzargainhunter
16 Apr 16#31
and with oil pulling? when the oil is not even swallowed.. extra virgin cold pressed is a benefit on top of a benefit.
bizzargainhunter
16 Apr 161#30
search HUKD for "organic coconut oil" and check out the one from Aldi. it's a product called "Coco loco". on their own site it is still only £2.99 for 300ml I think. that stuff is cold pressed organic ... pretty good quality and price.
rs_tigerblade
16 Apr 16#29
Avoid. And to the comment above this, no, this is not better than normal oil! Its not because its 'fancy' being cold pressed or organic. Its because it has to be to give you the benefits.
bizzargainhunter
16 Apr 162#28
coconut oil is great for you, it's just the more health conscious people will be more picky about whether it is organic, cold pressed, virgin, etc. which is better still.
arguably something this cheap can be great to cook with, or do oil pulling with, when organic cold pressed stuff is perhaps less important to certain people. even this stuff is likely much better for you than regular cooking oil.
try searching both on HUKD as well as generally searching online for organic coconut oil. there was a great deal on here recently for organic coconut oil from Aldi for 75p! it's generally a good £5-7
2015
16 Apr 16#27
For all those saying this isn't worth it and you need the virgin or cold press type could you point me in the right direction please?
I've used two tubs of these instead of oil recently and thought it was a positive move. Doesn't sound like it!! Thanks in advance
kelsbels12
16 Apr 16#26
just done. hehe
Attillia
16 Apr 161#25
And set the delivery date to next week
kelsbels12
16 Apr 161#24
ive just got em for 2.85 if u subscribe and save. u don't need to spend 20 quid. wait 2 days then cancel the subscribe and save. simples.
Attillia
16 Apr 16#23
Select it as a 'subscribe and save' item. Or is this only for Prime customers?
bizzargainhunter
16 Apr 16#22
Subscribe to what? amazon prime?
jesteroo
16 Apr 162#21
For dogs you need the cold pressed, organic unrefined coconut oil which is usually more expensive. This stuff whist good for some things, cooking maybe, is not the same as the coconut oil you give to dogs. This will just give them an upset stomach and is not good for them at all. Aldi do sell the better coconut oil, Tesco too.
sharif76
16 Apr 16#20
KTC was told to avoid
Ross81
16 Apr 161#19
snake oil
cookie_monster28
16 Apr 16#18
I'm almost sure these are reduced to £1.19 in B&M, they're definitely less than £1.50!
ispookie666
16 Apr 16#17
each is on sale in a tesco near me for £9.99
Attillia
16 Apr 162#16
Subscribe to avoid the add-on limitation and then cancel the subscription. Also it becomes £2.85.
billy653
16 Apr 16#15
these are not virgin or cold pressed
be2b70
16 Apr 16#14
And Tesco, got one the other day
be2b70
16 Apr 16#13
Same price in B&M
adrianjowitt
16 Apr 16#12
This is fine for putting into the dog's food to aide shiny coats
I thibk it's because people have got more savvy re coconut oil and what they are buying and this one is one of the worst ones
especially now you can a Virgin organic one from aldi for £3
(not voted by the way just answering your post)...
bizzargainhunter
16 Apr 16#7
Good point, maybe more helpful for bulk buyers.
I also rank deals that I don't have to leave me chair for very very highly!
PrincessJellybean
16 Apr 16#5
It's a Add-on-Item though; so it does involve you spending £20 before you can add it to your order.
BUT it is a good price so I have given you some heat...... albeit a kind of toastie warm but not scorchio heat :laughing:
Great find! :smiley:
r4rcm
16 Apr 162#2
Not if if it isn't organic, virgin and cold pressed :-)
bizzargainhunter to r4rcm
16 Apr 16#4
Nor was the identical deal from Sainsburys.
bizzargainhunter
16 Apr 161#1
When checking HUKD to see if this deal was already posted, I noticed that some months back, when Sainsburys offered on 2 x 500ml jars for £3, HUKD users voted the deal up to 410+ degrees, so I thought I'd post this :smiley:
Unlike that deal though, this deal is available now to anyone who is online - not just to those who live near a particular supermarket that stocks it, and it doesn't require you to get out of your chair, or spend your time or petrol money getting to and from a particular shop, instead get it delivered straight to your door.
Surely that's a bit hotter :smiley::smiley::smiley::smiley::smiley:
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Opening post
RRP £6.99 down to £3.
My fIrst post, be nice : )
At time of writing the products Amazon sales rank is:
#31 in > groceries.
#5 in > coconut oils.
Keepa tracked this items price history at £6.99 from Amazon back in Jan-Feb at a similar sales rank. It got as low as £2.50 on Amazon at the start of this month, which was an Amazon / FBA price, so I suspect Amazon might return to a £2.50 price point again soon, but even at £3 for 2 Jars, na bad eh?
This is not virgin or cold pressed.
FREE Delivery in the UK on orders over £20
Amazon limited to 10 per customer.
This is cheaper than some of the larger volume deals, for 4, 6 or 12 Jars etc.
Finally, this is not virgin or cold pressed.
Top comments
especially now you can a Virgin organic one from aldi for £3
(not voted by the way just answering your post)...
Latest comments (47)
And - welcome to hotukdeals, newcomer!
:smiley:
Although I'd say 'clearly articulate some unique and additional benefits' rather than 'beg'. But I'm happy just raising the average heat per listing at 340+ degrees... It saves ppl scrolling past dozens of deals attracting 5 degrees or even cold deals to find an actual hot deal.
I have no interest in the product myself, but after researching it anyway I noticed it would be appreciated by others here, specifically, and help bring the average heat up.
Am I on the wrong website?
TepidUKDeals sounds like a great app idea, the aim would be, just post any deal regardless of heat? Watch out HotUKDeals, your missing a market!
BTW They probably sell quite expensive coffee at your local corner shop, try them.
Its like saying "hey last time it got 410 degrees, let me beg for it to get hotter"
Edit: I am out of coffee
I used a friends tub of this, and is crap in comparison. It would be better being called vaguely coconut related grease.
I would no more consume Coconut Oil on a regular basis than engine oil and I do neither. I add coconut milk to my breakfast because I don't like cows milk.
If you're cooking then use Olive Oil there's many more studies of it's health benefits than Coconut Oil and it's cheaper.
If you're really looking in to changing your health significantly and positively then research the microbiome and change your diet to elicit a favourable change to your microbiome.
arguably something this cheap can be great to cook with, or do oil pulling with, when organic cold pressed stuff is perhaps less important to certain people. even this stuff is likely much better for you than regular cooking oil.
try searching both on HUKD as well as generally searching online for organic coconut oil. there was a great deal on here recently for organic coconut oil from Aldi for 75p! it's generally a good £5-7
I've used two tubs of these instead of oil recently and thought it was a positive move. Doesn't sound like it!! Thanks in advance
Bali Nutra Coconut Syrup 300 g £3.99 (Add-on-Item) which also seems a great price
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bali-Nutra-Coconut-Syrup-300/dp/B00OBJUMFO
https://youtu.be/krGoL5VARgE
Crayola reckon it's not safe.
especially now you can a Virgin organic one from aldi for £3
(not voted by the way just answering your post)...
I also rank deals that I don't have to leave me chair for very very highly!
BUT it is a good price so I have given you some heat...... albeit a kind of toastie warm but not scorchio heat :laughing:
Great find! :smiley:
Unlike that deal though, this deal is available now to anyone who is online - not just to those who live near a particular supermarket that stocks it, and it doesn't require you to get out of your chair, or spend your time or petrol money getting to and from a particular shop, instead get it delivered straight to your door.
Surely that's a bit hotter :smiley::smiley::smiley::smiley::smiley: