Was in Savers Plymouth and saw this for 49p yes its 10p more than Aldi but if you want a brand i suppose it maybe worth 10p - personally I dont. Checked their website and not in there but was in store and loads of them.
18 comments
baldude
8 Apr 161#1
£0.39 per kg at farmfoods......at this price for ages
poshaffi to baldude
8 Apr 162#4
gone up to 42p in longton farmfoods :smirk:
sofiasar to baldude
9 Apr 16#7
42p now hun
DAZZ2000
8 Apr 16#2
Can't recall what the going rate is for a bag of sugar these days. Not saying we don't buy it but, me personally, I haven't purchased a bag of it in easily 4 years.
Sugar likely gets a bad rap these days. I cut sugar out for health reasons but I'm undoubtably kidding myself as I still drink beer, wine and cider :stuck_out_tongue:
Anyway I digress ....heat from me as this sounds like a deal for those that buy it :smiley:
kevessex
8 Apr 16#3
sugar is only 39 p Aldi
robin5858
8 Apr 16#5
Don't need anymore sugar.
Got 6.1kg for free recently.
937666 to robin5858
9 Apr 16#10
Nice one. Thanks for letting us know. :wink:
auran666
9 Apr 16#6
Savers sell sugar???? Lol I thought it was just a nice 'smelly' (toiletries) shop
sofiasar to auran666
9 Apr 16#8
anything to make money
price4you
9 Apr 16#9
farmfoods best price.
bigpappa
9 Apr 16#11
Worlds most cheapest and readily available poison.
yrreb88 to bigpappa
9 Apr 16#15
A slight exaggeration. :smiley:
Pretty sure about tablespoon of caffeine will kill you whilst you'd probably need at least 2kg of sugar.
golfie
9 Apr 16#12
seen this at 45p from pound stretcher. good deal though.
marlovian
9 Apr 161#13
45p in B&M. I prefer Tate and Lyle as it is from cane. A lot of the cheaper sugars are beet.
Newbold to marlovian
10 Apr 16#16
Cane or beet makes absolutely no difference. It's all just sugar when it's been refined. 39p for sugar in Aldi - exactly the same as all other refined white granulated sugar. :wink:
Daniel_P
9 Apr 16#14
sugar is sugar whatever the brand, the cheaper the better :smiley:
marlovian
10 Apr 16#17
There are many different types of sugar. They are not all the same. I contend that cane is sweeter than beet.
Newbold
10 Apr 16#18
There are indeed many types of sugar, but standard refined white granulated sugar (the one in this thread) is exactly the same, whether it's made from cane or beet. It's chemically identical - there is no difference.
Is there a difference between sugar derived from sugar beets or sugar cane?
The sugar is the same no matter its original plant source or growing practice. Sugar – whether from sugar beets or sugar cane, or from sugar crops grown using conventional, biotech, or organic methods – is pure and natural and has the same nutritional value, composition and wholesomeness.
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18 comments
Sugar likely gets a bad rap these days. I cut sugar out for health reasons but I'm undoubtably kidding myself as I still drink beer, wine and cider :stuck_out_tongue:
Anyway I digress ....heat from me as this sounds like a deal for those that buy it :smiley:
Got 6.1kg for free recently.
Pretty sure about tablespoon of caffeine will kill you whilst you'd probably need at least 2kg of sugar.
Is there a difference between sugar derived from sugar beets or sugar cane?
The sugar is the same no matter its original plant source or growing practice. Sugar – whether from sugar beets or sugar cane, or from sugar crops grown using conventional, biotech, or organic methods – is pure and natural and has the same nutritional value, composition and wholesomeness.