Just been into local M&S - probably national, why wouldn't it be?
Boxes of different variety M&S Biscuits ALL 6 quid.
Then spotted boxes of Belgian COOKIES down from 6 quid to just 60p box!
Got 3, were loads there although when coming out I saw a coupe with about 10 boxes, greedy ****!
Store specific deal due to the yellow sticker reduction.
- simate
Top comments
jnigel26 to JUSTANOTHERSTAR
2 Apr 1621#3
Go to lidl and aldi and see if you can get Belgian cookies (half a kilo!) for 60p, let alone the Co-op!.
I KNOW M&S stuff is overpriced, I shop there. I also shop in the Co-op, I also shop in Morri's, I alo shop in Asda, I also shop in Sainsburys, I also shop in Waitrose (got their Dinner for Two today! good buy!!!), I also shop in both Aldi and Lidl. I rarely shop in Tesco, because we only have an Express, but as you see we have all the others. You save money, ONLY by shopping in all of them. Most shoppers can't, or won't hence they get robbed.
So, while the Co-op couldn't and wouldn't sell these at 6 quid, they do sell their own box ones at £3.99 so, your point is?
THESE ARE CHEAP! No?
No pleasing some shoppers.:stuck_out_tongue:
Coffee100
2 Apr 1610#12
I don't understand how this is so hot...a local deal for bics at their use by date....HUKD is so weird sometimes.
bhara
2 Apr 166#10
Yellow sticker at M&S is store specific. Like bread when it's reduced due to short date.
JUSTANOTHERSTAR
2 Apr 166#1
So down to about what they're worth then... Can you imagine Co op trying to sell own brand cookies for £6 just because they're put in a poncy box :laughing:
Latest comments (33)
pototea
14 Apr 16#33
Store specific
Absolutely stacks of these biscuits in my local food store expiring end of April marked as reduced to £3.50
Babiesmummy
3 Apr 161#32
This is very store specific
wh1tehouse
3 Apr 161#30
This IS store specific if it has a yellow reduced label. If it was national then the price would be changed and there would be no need for a yellow reduction label.
Coffee100 to wh1tehouse
3 Apr 161#31
Exactly!
Jnigel you need to chill out mate with the defensive responses. This is a store-specific local yellow sticker reduction, which is great for you..but no one else will get the same bargain.
miffyl
3 Apr 16#29
Full price in Doncaster.
snowee
3 Apr 16#28
Calm down ... none in Kingston but they did have mulled punch RTC from £2 to 25p, but might be store specific as RTC - about 8 bottles left on shelf if anyone is local to Kingston, Surrey
generationz
2 Apr 161#20
"probably national, why wouldn't it be?"
Er - Because it has a yellow reduced sticker on it.
Well done for finding and I hope you enjoy but it isn't a deal anyone else is likely to find. Why on earth this is so hot I don't know.
jnigel26 to generationz
3 Apr 16#27
Oh, don't they use yellow reduced stickers in other M&S Food Halls?
In fact, I just bought some jeans in-store with a yellow reduction sticker. Looked online and they are on there too. So the answer is, don't know if nationwide, but it could be. Couldn't it? People will find out I'm sure. At least they'll be looking. I've been back in - all gone. I asked if they other varieties might be reduced and interestingly MoS said they may be repackaging them. So keep eyes peeled.
er, and it's Hot probably because a 90 per cent reduction is seen as not bad. Not bad at all? :wink:
Coffee100
2 Apr 1610#12
I don't understand how this is so hot...a local deal for bics at their use by date....HUKD is so weird sometimes.
jnigel26 to Coffee100
3 Apr 16#26
Where did I say they were at their Use By Date?
Where did I say they were at their Sell By Date?
Where did I say they were at their Best Before Date?
All this crap is there to make sure you are frightened to eat it, and bin it. So you BUY MORE! Simples.
Anyway, on the box it states a Best Before Date of ....JUNE!!!
Leave the Cookies sealed or if opened put in a sealed container and they will last longer.
But they won't ...they are really delicious, as they are real BUTTER ones.
Butter? :confused:
That should scare the **** out of some of the health fanatics. Eat some butter, much better for you than spread F* o*a crap.
1977mermaid
3 Apr 161#25
Thanks for the post. Not fancying my chances much but will pop into my local for a rummage :-)
mus_ne
3 Apr 162#24
Number one "Top HUKD Pick" Is the goose chase Tesco TV shortly followed by a soon to expire box of biscuits at one local M&S.
Lol.
NUMBER1bargaininggirl
3 Apr 16#23
Excellent find heat added
nannyhoo
2 Apr 166#15
Looking forward to everyone posting their nightly reductions of food at its expiry date from now on...
themachman to nannyhoo
3 Apr 161#22
These are a best before date not expiry :wink:
937666
2 Apr 162#21
Possible record for number of times 'I also' used in one sentence.
hukdbargain
2 Apr 16#19
Cold!!! Bad attitude!!
JPS
2 Apr 16#4
Want want want. Hot hot hot.
pnaylor39 to JPS
2 Apr 161#18
not to many though or you'll get fat;fat,fat
nicxr02
2 Apr 16#17
cheers, great deal.
jonahj
2 Apr 16#16
Excellent price
reaper200
2 Apr 16#14
Great price although I expect my local will be cleared out when I get to it on Monday.
JUSTANOTHERSTAR
2 Apr 164#13
Not going to lie I expected a sarky reply...didn't think i'd offended the op enough for a freakin essay though hahahaha
princessnatz85
2 Apr 164#11
As above says, the yellow sticker means that the item is at its bb date. These are store specific on stock
bhara
2 Apr 166#10
Yellow sticker at M&S is store specific. Like bread when it's reduced due to short date.
Coffee100
2 Apr 164#9
Your pic shows a yellow reduced sticker....so it's local, not national.
Well done u for getting them at this price, they look yum...but i don't think it'll be available for the rest of us.
ScorchingHot
2 Apr 16#8
I'm fairly certain Aldi's alternative is £2.99 around Xmas so these aren't that ridiculously priced! Plus normally it's 2 for 1, or half price anyway... You rarely pay the ticket price! Unless you're dense... :wink:
FleetFanatic
2 Apr 161#7
To be fair, M&S also sell them 2 for £7 at Christmas, so £6 a box is OTT.
wildcat___
2 Apr 164#6
chill dude. he was only saying they were basically completely overpriced to start with.. £6..... lol ok I don't think so.
60p is a good price though :smile: so heat from me
sradmad
2 Apr 163#5
good find op, heat added
JUSTANOTHERSTAR
2 Apr 166#1
So down to about what they're worth then... Can you imagine Co op trying to sell own brand cookies for £6 just because they're put in a poncy box :laughing:
jnigel26 to JUSTANOTHERSTAR
2 Apr 1621#3
Go to lidl and aldi and see if you can get Belgian cookies (half a kilo!) for 60p, let alone the Co-op!.
I KNOW M&S stuff is overpriced, I shop there. I also shop in the Co-op, I also shop in Morri's, I alo shop in Asda, I also shop in Sainsburys, I also shop in Waitrose (got their Dinner for Two today! good buy!!!), I also shop in both Aldi and Lidl. I rarely shop in Tesco, because we only have an Express, but as you see we have all the others. You save money, ONLY by shopping in all of them. Most shoppers can't, or won't hence they get robbed.
So, while the Co-op couldn't and wouldn't sell these at 6 quid, they do sell their own box ones at £3.99 so, your point is?
THESE ARE CHEAP! No?
No pleasing some shoppers.:stuck_out_tongue:
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Opening post
Boxes of different variety M&S Biscuits ALL 6 quid.
Then spotted boxes of Belgian COOKIES down from 6 quid to just 60p box!
Got 3, were loads there although when coming out I saw a coupe with about 10 boxes, greedy ****!
Store specific deal due to the yellow sticker reduction.
- simate
Top comments
I KNOW M&S stuff is overpriced, I shop there. I also shop in the Co-op, I also shop in Morri's, I alo shop in Asda, I also shop in Sainsburys, I also shop in Waitrose (got their Dinner for Two today! good buy!!!), I also shop in both Aldi and Lidl. I rarely shop in Tesco, because we only have an Express, but as you see we have all the others. You save money, ONLY by shopping in all of them. Most shoppers can't, or won't hence they get robbed.
So, while the Co-op couldn't and wouldn't sell these at 6 quid, they do sell their own box ones at £3.99 so, your point is?
THESE ARE CHEAP! No?
No pleasing some shoppers.:stuck_out_tongue:
Latest comments (33)
Absolutely stacks of these biscuits in my local food store expiring end of April marked as reduced to £3.50
Jnigel you need to chill out mate with the defensive responses. This is a store-specific local yellow sticker reduction, which is great for you..but no one else will get the same bargain.
Er - Because it has a yellow reduced sticker on it.
Well done for finding and I hope you enjoy but it isn't a deal anyone else is likely to find. Why on earth this is so hot I don't know.
In fact, I just bought some jeans in-store with a yellow reduction sticker. Looked online and they are on there too. So the answer is, don't know if nationwide, but it could be. Couldn't it? People will find out I'm sure. At least they'll be looking. I've been back in - all gone. I asked if they other varieties might be reduced and interestingly MoS said they may be repackaging them. So keep eyes peeled.
er, and it's Hot probably because a 90 per cent reduction is seen as not bad. Not bad at all? :wink:
Where did I say they were at their Sell By Date?
Where did I say they were at their Best Before Date?
All this crap is there to make sure you are frightened to eat it, and bin it. So you BUY MORE! Simples.
Anyway, on the box it states a Best Before Date of ....JUNE!!!
Leave the Cookies sealed or if opened put in a sealed container and they will last longer.
But they won't ...they are really delicious, as they are real BUTTER ones.
Butter? :confused:
That should scare the **** out of some of the health fanatics. Eat some butter, much better for you than spread F* o*a crap.
Lol.
Well done u for getting them at this price, they look yum...but i don't think it'll be available for the rest of us.
60p is a good price though :smile: so heat from me
I KNOW M&S stuff is overpriced, I shop there. I also shop in the Co-op, I also shop in Morri's, I alo shop in Asda, I also shop in Sainsburys, I also shop in Waitrose (got their Dinner for Two today! good buy!!!), I also shop in both Aldi and Lidl. I rarely shop in Tesco, because we only have an Express, but as you see we have all the others. You save money, ONLY by shopping in all of them. Most shoppers can't, or won't hence they get robbed.
So, while the Co-op couldn't and wouldn't sell these at 6 quid, they do sell their own box ones at £3.99 so, your point is?
THESE ARE CHEAP! No?
No pleasing some shoppers.:stuck_out_tongue: