It's worth stocking up with what imho is the best peanut butter out there. It's better than the Tesco deal if you don't have one near you or don't want to pay delivery charges for a full order of groceries.
Subscribe and save for £5.70 + free delivery... or £6 for a one-time purchase. I'd always go for the first option if not in a hurry. It's easy to cancel the subscription after the first box is delivered.
* No added salt
* No added sugar
* Nothing added
* Wheat free, gluten free, GMO free, yeast free and dairy free
* Suitable for vegetarians and vegans
Top comments
Adam_90
17 Jan 174#1
Hot from me.
BUT at least with the Tesco deal you get to see the expiry dates prior to purchasing (if in store).
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Adam_90
17 Jan 174#1
Hot from me.
BUT at least with the Tesco deal you get to see the expiry dates prior to purchasing (if in store).
SFJnet
17 Jan 171#2
Wow! Thanks vshylock. We go through this stuff like crazy.
dwl99
17 Jan 17#3
worryingly addictive stuff...
tystion
17 Jan 171#4
Comes up as an 'add on deal' . Couldn't see any subscribe & save option. Good price though.
onelifeliveit369
17 Jan 171#5
Says normally dispatched within 1 to 2 months!
DexMorgan to onelifeliveit369
17 Jan 17#6
It didn't say that when I ordered a couple of hours ago :smiley:
Bunnster
17 Jan 17#7
same here.. now Addon and no s&s option. still added to my basket for next time I order.
heat to op
Surely not when that is £5.49 per kg and op's deal is £3.39 per kg.
LionelRichieFan
17 Jan 17#10
now £6 plus postage
tfish
17 Jan 17#11
what do u eat this with? bread? id feel like I was irish or something
TSPS
17 Jan 17#12
...I should have gone to spec savers...or read the original post correctly.
louisputtick
18 Jan 17#13
great stuff
Stubbarama
18 Jan 17#14
What's this stuff like? We tried the sugar free sunpat and it wasn't to our liking at all.
golfie
18 Jan 17#15
with a staff discount the Tesco deal works out better. plus it's usually cheaper to bulk buy anything in general. heat for the effort though
DexMorgan to golfie
18 Jan 172#16
Not everybody wants to quit their job and work at Tesco for peanut butter discount.
hivefive
18 Jan 17#17
It says
nerobot
18 Jan 17#18
"Usually dispatched within 1 to 2 months."
louieblue
18 Jan 171#19
One to two months? WHAT ARE AMASON DOING GROWING THE NUTS FIRST?
DexMorgan to louieblue
18 Jan 17#20
It was in stock when the deal was posted yesterday.
darklight to louieblue
19 Jan 17#22
:laughing:
xjesix
18 Jan 17#21
Voted hot as good price but as others have said 1-2 months is a bit of a wait, now only add on item & no s+s option.
YippeeYiYo
19 Jan 17#23
I normally buy the 1kg tubs from Sainsburys which are around £5.65 from memory. I love the crunchy version and not just for toast. I put a spoonful in porridge or pancakes as I am making them. It also makes an easy chocolate nutty fudge.
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Subscribe and save for £5.70 + free delivery... or £6 for a one-time purchase. I'd always go for the first option if not in a hurry. It's easy to cancel the subscription after the first box is delivered.
* No added salt
* No added sugar
* Nothing added
* Wheat free, gluten free, GMO free, yeast free and dairy free
* Suitable for vegetarians and vegans
Top comments
BUT at least with the Tesco deal you get to see the expiry dates prior to purchasing (if in store).
All comments (24)
BUT at least with the Tesco deal you get to see the expiry dates prior to purchasing (if in store).
heat to op