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were do they sell jacket potatos in dublin

iwincosimcool · 2007-01-06 01:18:19

I lived in london for a while and Sainsburys used to have big massive potatos in 4 packs, cant seem to find them anywere, maybe dunness have them? I havent checked there, does anyone know?

06-01-2007 1:18am

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iwincosimcool

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I lived in london for a while and Sainsburys used to have big massive potatos in 4 packs, cant seem to find them anywere, maybe dunness have them? I havent checked there, does anyone know?

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#2 06-01-2007 1:25pm

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as far i know most places have them. most shops sell them loose as well so u can pick your own spuds..

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#3 06-01-2007 4:00pm

taztastic

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I know Marks & Spencers does them.

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#4 07-01-2007 10:31am

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Dunnes have them in packs of 4 too.

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#5 09-01-2007 9:40am

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scuby wrote:

as far i know most places have them. most shops sell them loose as well so u can pick your own spuds..

Yeah I always buy them loose. The price is usually only a little more per kg, usually works out less since you end up with no duds or a bunch or crappy small ones.

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#6 11-01-2007 11:13am

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I buy mine in Tesco - €2.49 for a pack of 4 & I think they're nicer than the M&S ones (sacrilege!!!:eek: )

We don't eat too many spuds so buying them this way suits us

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