72 pack of weetabix (48 biscuits pack +24 free) in store and national @ Lidl at only £3.99. More than enough to keep the family going for a week or two during the school holidays.
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Gabi
22 Jul 161#1
Have some heat. Cheaper than the Sainsbury deal. Lidl 5.54p per biscuit as againt Sainsbury at 6.25p.
xboxden
22 Jul 16#2
<3 love weetabix and lidls!
squiby
22 Jul 16#3
Nice, i was just going to lidlsis to bring some shopping for indoors
rubberbullets
22 Jul 16#4
Which store did you find them in?
lalji
22 Jul 16#5
Also in Edgware
archydarchy
22 Jul 16#6
Wadebridge
scallygally
22 Jul 16#7
also in Northwich. partial to Sainsbury's own aswell.
Disco Dave
22 Jul 16#8
Weren't these £1.99 at B&M
sradmad
22 Jul 16#9
good find op, heat added
ianjury
22 Jul 16#10
These are £3.99 for 48 NOT 72 24 are FREE so is £3.99 cheap for 48?
merckx
22 Jul 161#11
The supermarket own brand's of this taste the same so I would only buy 'Weetabix' if they're reduced.
I've gone back and forth between brand's and they are the same.
It doesn't make sense for all of them to be manufactured in different factories so the supermarket brand's are always worth trying.
Purepatch
22 Jul 16#12
Does anyone here know the Costco price for 48's - that's where we usually buy.
truevine to Purepatch
23 Jul 16#13
Costco prices sometimes change. I found them to be mostly £4.99 for 92 (2 × 48 packs)
TIMA_29
23 Jul 16#14
Same price at Farmfood.
delben
23 Jul 16#15
weetabix are awesome!
welshdad
23 Jul 16#16
been this price at farmfoods for months!
krell
26 Jul 16#17
If you collect Morrisons points, then it may work out slightly cheaper getting them from there as they're £4 currently. Make sure you get the box marked 48 + 24 free (50% extra free) as in picture from OP, otherwise it'll cost you £5.64 for the standard 72 biscuit box!
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I've gone back and forth between brand's and they are the same.
It doesn't make sense for all of them to be manufactured in different factories so the supermarket brand's are always worth trying.