Spotted these instore yesterday, thought it was a clearance price but its this price online aswell so a national price. Near on half the price of other supermarket bran flakes. The 1kg is also down to £1.15. So could save yourself a few pence if you eat a lot of bran flakes
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stuartc73
1 Sep 163#1
Only matching the Lidl price. And probably only because they are losing a lot of sales to them.
themachman
1 Sep 165#2
I'd sooner have these Wiggy :wink:
congrevecv
1 Sep 16#3
The Kellogs Whaaaan look photo shopped, are we sure they are genuine???
sradmad
1 Sep 162#4
good find op, heat added :smiley:
ScampiLamp
1 Sep 163#5
Hot for tesco prices nowadays. Heated. Until about a year ago they did an everyday value box for 77p. 1kg. Shame they stopped doing it!
sydney871
2 Sep 16#6
How do these taste? Is it anywhere near the famous brand ?
Kinjak to sydney871
2 Sep 161#7
I prefer them to Kelloggs
djwilko
2 Sep 16#8
88p for 1kg in Aldi. Nice find though :smiley:
Yorksi
2 Sep 16#9
These are okish and compare to the brand name, a bit different but not vastly.
None of them though are as good as Aldis own brand which is also very cheap. Subjective and personal opinion but these are some of the nicest tasting around. You just (again my opinion) need to let them soak in the milk for 5 minutes as otherwise like many bran flakes it's like chewing wood shavings, but of course many people will like that texture so it's all good.
Anyone else remember how bran flakes were way way WAY nicer in the late 70s until their "new recipe" about 1981ish
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None of them though are as good as Aldis own brand which is also very cheap. Subjective and personal opinion but these are some of the nicest tasting around. You just (again my opinion) need to let them soak in the milk for 5 minutes as otherwise like many bran flakes it's like chewing wood shavings, but of course many people will like that texture so it's all good.
Anyone else remember how bran flakes were way way WAY nicer in the late 70s until their "new recipe" about 1981ish