Tesco's reverse price cut!

naasrd

Spotted in Tesco Express Inchicore last night.

MrStuffins

:eek:

Will somebody PLEASE think of the children!!

o1s1n

Ah yes, the Tesco raspberry swirl cheesecake. Legend has it that the swirl is so swirly it instantly confuses anyone who looks at it.

Mr.Crinklewood

Manchester City must be in charge of setting the prices in Tescos.

Sonovagun

Is it a clock wise or anti clock wise swirl? I believe there's a big difference

Sunnyisland

Every little helps........................................tesco

Smiley G

the sign is purely academic anyway.... they will charge something different at the till for sure...:mad:

JOSman

Don't worry its just Tesco blowing another raspberry at consumers.

ejmaztec

Tesco makes the swirled go round.

Guill

Cheese? Cake?

I like cheese and i like cake, but Cheesecake?!?!?!?

lucylu

Will someone clean the shelves :eek:

phill106

Smiley G wrote: »

the sign is purely academic anyway.... they will charge something different at the till for sure...:mad:

and if its higher, you get free cake!

Liam Byrne

phill106 wrote: »

and if its hire, you get free cake!

How the f@&k do you hire a cake ?

Is it a case of not being able to have your cake & eat it?

Wossack

so the cake _is_ a lie

vandriver

At Rathmines Tesco a few days ago
https://us.v-cdn.net/6034073/uploads/attachments/217038/160979.jpg

thebigbiffo

Sonovagun wrote: »

Is it a clock wise or anti clock wise swirl? I believe there's a big difference

it's clockwise - but if you bring it to Austrailia it's anti-clockwise

techdiver

I posted this one over a year ago from Tesco in the Merrion Shopping centre.

phill106

tesco are always doing it, they had heinz baby food, 55 cent each or 10 for 6 euro. Right now they have 59 cent each for 10 for 5.90. Wooppdeeeblleedindo!

ejmaztec

phill106 wrote: »

tesco are always doing it, they had heinz baby food, 55 cent each or 10 for 6 euro. Right now they have 59 cent each for 10 for 5.90. Wooppdeeeblleedindo!

They're probably €5000 each in my local Spar, and 3 weeks past their sell-by date.:(

cgordonfreeman

Wossack wrote: »

so the cake _is_ a lie

Nerd!

I understand that my reference to your nerdiness makes me one too

General Zod

thebigbiffo wrote: »

it's clockwise - but if you bring it to Austrailia it's anti-clockwise

Actually I think youll find the Coriolis effect is negligible in cake swirls, being 30 million times less of a force than Gravity, and thus and difference in cake swirl between the two himispheres is down to cake creation factors, not natural forces.

Doyler92

When they're good, they're good.

emeraldstar

A fiver for Tesco own-brand ice cream when you could buy a tub of Ben & Jerry's for more or less the same amount? Now THAT'S the truly shocking issue here.

Hank_Jones

Mr.Crinklewood wrote: »

Manchester City must be in charge of setting the prices in Tescos.

Manchester City tickets are surprisingly cheaper than quite a few premiership teams.

Season ticket prices 2010/11

Arsenal – £893 – £1,825
Liverpool – £680 – £785
Spurs – £650 – £1,175
West Ham – £585 – £830
Chelsea – £550 – £1,210
Wolves – £522 – £630
Man Utd – £513 – £931
Everton – £443 – £631
Man City – £420 – £515
West Brom – £399 – £499
Stoke City – £399 – £599
Sunderland – £395 – £845
Blackpool – £382 – £440
Bolton – £369 – £399
Fulham – £369 – £899
Birmingham – £360 – £580
Aston Villa – £350 – £550
Newcastle – £330 – £975
Wigan – £250 – £295
Blackburn – £224 – £393

http://www.footballfancast.com/2010/06/football-blogs/premier-league-season-ticket-prices-a-tad-unfair

ejmaztec

Hank_Jones wrote: »

Manchester City tickets are surprisingly cheaper than quite a few premiership teams.

Season ticket prices 2010/11



http://www.footballfancast.com/2010/06/football-blogs/premier-league-season-ticket-prices-a-tad-unfair

I'm glad that I was never interested in football.:eek:

Dangerous Man

Ugh - there's a Tesco I used to go to in Dublin where the guy behind the counter had no neck and a bad attitude. It was like being served by a rhinoceros. Probably.

Logical Fallacy

Sonovagun wrote: »

Is it a clock wise or anti clock wise swirl? I believe there's a big difference

Depends entirely on the Coriolis effect.

CrazyRabbit

vandriver wrote: »

At Rathmines Tesco a few days ago
https://us.v-cdn.net/6034073/uploads/attachments/217038/160979.jpg

What do the not-so-innocent kids drink?

Saila

CrazyRabbit wrote: »

What do the not-so-innocent kids drink?

this

Berns

So if someones genuinely goin up for these 2 for €4, when 1 is €1.89, can they ask for without the offer or what :rolleyes: just tryin to picture it, ....

"Can I get them seperate?"
"But they are"
"No I mean without the offer please, as in I just bought them individually"
"Mmm, but their on offer, don't you wanna avail of our offer?"
"The offer that punishes you for buying multiple's"
"That can't be right, let me get someone to check that out"

Chuck Stone

A CAKE OF CHEESE!?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwUOiRjmOdw

vandriver

http://flic.kr/p/akeMGi

kincsem

I think they must have noticed the Leaving Cert maths results before changing that price.

deco nate

emm...how old is this thread???:pac:

TheZohanS

deco nate wrote: »

emm...how old is this thread???:pac:

WAS 3 months old, Now brand new!

starbelgrade

Hank_Jones wrote: »

Manchester City tickets are surprisingly cheaper than quite a few premiership teams.

That's coz they're shit.

FTGFOP

General Zod wrote: »

thebigbiffo wrote: »

it's clockwise - but if you bring it to Austrailia it's anti-clockwise

Actually I think youll find the Coriolis effect is negligible in cake swirls, being 30 million times less of a force than Gravity, and thus and difference in cake swirl between the two himispheres is down to cake creation factors, not natural forces.

He's got a point.

Mr. Boo

naasrd wrote: »

Spotted in Tesco Express Inchicore last night.

That's a pretty sweet deal.

Tesco Massacre

Stupid Tesco.

Michael Weston

Cool thread though

Hal1

Michael Weston wrote: »

Cool thread though

No frozen yogurt though :pac:.

teol

lucylu wrote: »

Will someone clean the shelves :eek:

Tesco stores are always grotty and dirty.

AskMyChocolate

thebigbiffo wrote: »

it's clockwise - but if you bring it to Austrailia it's anti-clockwise

General Zod wrote: »

Actually I think youll find the Coriolis effect is negligible in cake swirls, being 30 million times less of a force than Gravity, and thus and difference in cake swirl between the two himispheres is down to cake creation factors, not natural forces.

FTGFOP wrote: »

He's got a point.

He'd rather have a girlfriend.:(

Hank_Jones

Can't remember when I took this, it's Tesco Dundalk though.

http://omg.wthax.org/IMG_0363.jpg

Sergeant

teol wrote: »

Tesco stores are always grotty and dirty.

And the fruit, veg, and meat are nearly always disgusting, and always overpriced.

OPENROAD

Sergeant wrote: »

And the fruit, veg, and meat are nearly always disgusting, and always overpriced.

Most things are here

Niles

Noticed at my local Tesco recently that some bakery items normally reduced to €0.20 at the end of the day were suspiciously reduced to €0.02, I suspect a misprint but what they don't know can't hurt, right?

OPENROAD

Niles wrote: »

Noticed at my local Tesco recently that some bakery items normally reduced to €0.20 at the end of the day were suspiciously reduced to €0.02, I suspect a misprint but what they don't know can't hurt, right?

End of the day reductions kick ass imo

mawk

cgordonfreeman wrote: »

Nerd!

I understand that my reference to your nerdiness makes me one too

All the worse with that username really