Also if you are a member or know someone that is, they regularly have them in warehouse offers for £6.59/KG bag. They're currently on offer now.
Buckyball
9 Feb 17#13
Thanks, ordered. Brilliant price Sainsbury charges the same for only 1kg.
MBeeching
9 Feb 17#14
That's a great price! Cheers.
Mentos
9 Feb 17#15
NP. My local Sainsburys also has these up at a ridiculous price. Although their own brand beans are more expensive then this, so they can hardly sell the Lavazza cheaper :smile:
Mentos
9 Feb 17#16
They also have the ground @ £9.99 for 2 x 500g bags. Not sure if its a good price as I buy beans. Obviously not as good as the 50p clearance price posted here, but might help someone that can't get this deal:
I've switched to their own brand, at £2 a bag they're close to half the price.
Tried a few varieties but most suffer from a poor grind and low extraction pressure. The Fairtrade beans seem pretty good though.
Mentos
9 Feb 17#18
I was loathed to pay Sansbury's prices for Lavazza as well. Costco tend to have the Lavazza @ £6.59/KG bag every couple of months (in warehouse deals). So I grab 2 or 3 bags and that keeps me going until the next offer. Works out cheaper then even supermarket own brand :smiley: Then when I'm in London I treat myself to some new variety from Harrods, a little expensive but I can let them know what I'm looking for and they generally get it right.
3applepie
9 Feb 17#20
I've never yet managed to find a Sainsburys deal in stock at store, am I just unlucky or are they similar to Tesco deals
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http://m.costco.co.uk//view/p/lavazza-qualita-rossa-coffee-beans-2-x-1kg-171997
Also if you are a member or know someone that is, they regularly have them in warehouse offers for £6.59/KG bag. They're currently on offer now.
NP. My local Sainsburys also has these up at a ridiculous price. Although their own brand beans are more expensive then this, so they can hardly sell the Lavazza cheaper :smile:
http://www.costco.co.uk/view/p/lavazza-qualita-rossa-ground-coffee-2-x-500g-171992
Tried a few varieties but most suffer from a poor grind and low extraction pressure. The Fairtrade beans seem pretty good though.
Clear them shelves! :laughing: