I think ithis is the best price for the milk. Couldn't find cheaper than this. Semi Skimmed milk is also at the same price.
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brightonly
20 Aug 16#1
shopitise 25p off 4 pint discount makes all the main supermarkets cheaper per litre
michaelb1967 to brightonly
20 Aug 161#2
4 pints on these supermarket the cheapest is £1.00 if you take 25p off it comes to the almost same price as Costco 75p. Shoptize offer is only for 4 days and this is Costco's standard price of milk.
justanothercid
20 Aug 16#3
Farm foods for 1p more
Harley Roadking
20 Aug 16#4
Confirming the price. Hot deal. Loaded up today in Liverpool with 6 packs of semi for the freezer.
fubuki81 to Harley Roadking
21 Aug 162#7
Freezing milk does not extend use by date. If milk was frozen 3 days before use by ... it means is valid 3 days after defrost( if defrosted in room temperature probably less) .
TheRatedSeller to Harley Roadking
21 Aug 16#10
Really? Was that really necessary to save 25p per 2l bottle?
plane_boy2000
20 Aug 161#5
Been this price for ages
jenbobs
20 Aug 16#6
farmfoods do 2 for 1.50 as well
brightonly
21 Aug 16#8
Shopitise have this offer every week; it's 95p at Asda, and 4 pints is significantly more than 2 litres. also you don't have to buy 4 litres at a time.
m4rc
21 Aug 162#9
Eeeeer that's the point, you 'freeze' the date, then later when you need milk you defrost and use. It's not some kind of witchcraft we should be burning people for.
lesley74
21 Aug 16#11
Think about the farmers who are probably running at a loss due to price cuts like these.
Harley Roadking to lesley74
26 Aug 16#17
agree but they chose that life....
mocmocamoc to lesley74
27 Aug 16#19
If costco charged a fiver for milk, the farmers would still get the same price.
greyhound11
21 Aug 16#12
Isn't Farm Foods 2 x 2l for £1.20 ??
michaelb1967 to greyhound11
22 Aug 16#13
It will be helpful if you can provide the link or picture of the offer.
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jamiec1212
24 Aug 16#14
4 pints isn't significantly more really it's like an extra 272 ml or something silly...
Harley Roadking
26 Aug 16#15
you are confusing extending use by date with SUSPENDING the use by date by freezing. If I buy milk Today with a use by date of 4th September for example. I can freeze it for 6 weeks then use it as normal for the actual days that I would have had if used from date of purchase. i.e. 6 weeks later in october therefore extending the use by date. Been doing it for years. that's the whole point of owning a large freezer and bulk buying.
Harley Roadking
26 Aug 16#16
yes.. I bulk buy for convenience not just to save money but if I combine both I win. isn't that what this site is about ?
Harley Roadking
26 Aug 16#18
nice reply. I couldn't figure out what point they were trying to make either. :wink:
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