Saw this on offer this morning in my local Tesco for 90p - the decaff variety was still listed at the full price though......
Tesco Castle Douglas Superstore
- be2st
13 comments
KFH2009
21 Jan 17#13
90p in Tesco Honiton, bought 12 :smiley:
Munkee
19 Jan 17#12
3 tescos in Glasgow all 2.50
Hopefully some of you have more luck than me
Remi47
19 Jan 17#11
iT SEEMS SOLD OUT ON LINE.
momo07
19 Jan 17#10
£1.00 in my Tesco
Batley
bignigglet
19 Jan 17#9
Got a habit of buying them just for the jars at the moment :smiley: they're handy for spices/herbs etc when you're done with them. Simple embossed label and a wee bit of glue and twine to make it look nice :smiley: booom!
davidg_croydon
18 Jan 17#8
£2.50 in my Tesco this morning.. :-(
Munkee
18 Jan 17#7
2.50 in my local
JarrodWRX
18 Jan 17#6
They are due more stock today too lol
sradmad
18 Jan 171#4
good find op, heat added
Dutchy
18 Jan 17#2
That's a great deal. £2.50 in their website. Which store is that?
For larger 190 grams jars it says the usual nonsense "Save £1.99, Was £5.99, Now £4.00". Not so long ago this used always be on offer in one of the big supermarkets for £2.99 - that was a proper offer, not £4.
JB0007 to Dutchy
18 Jan 17#5
This was in the Castle Douglas Superstore - don't know if it's countrywide though....
AndyRoyd
18 Jan 171#1
Any DE at under £1 / 100g is excellent (and a good reason to not consider the Classic). Thanks.
Jiwani80 to AndyRoyd
18 Jan 17#3
Under £1/100gm is brilliant. I never managed to get DE at that price. Cheapest I got was £3.50 for bigger pack
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Tesco Castle Douglas Superstore
- be2st
13 comments
Hopefully some of you have more luck than me
Batley
For larger 190 grams jars it says the usual nonsense "Save £1.99, Was £5.99, Now £4.00". Not so long ago this used always be on offer in one of the big supermarkets for £2.99 - that was a proper offer, not £4.