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Those are really bad.

Still just brings it to the price they were about a year ago. Tesco still have the equivalent for 85c.

My Aldi got self service in today. Feckin car crash 🙄.

At least they opened extra tills when the saw it wasn't working.

Yeah even lidl themselves have similar bars for about 77c !

The other days were discounts on toys, winter clothing, can't remember the others

I've just realised I missed out on Lidl's Black Friday voucher yesterday. How ever will I live on missing out on whatever that garbage was?

Today's "bargain".

I'd be curious to know, if anyone has ever walked out with 15 Silvercrest products in 1 transaction. I am on the look out for a toaster, but the last range I seen there smacked of shoddy workmanship.

Contacted customer service on whatsapp yesterday after the QR code failed to log me in last week and i paid for the parktun apple and didnt get points. The have a help-bot now. I#m not impressed

don’t you think Dunnes are taking into account the vouchers when pricing their products, they are relying on people buying a full trolley of shopping, they aren’t losing money obviously

Only way to really save money is hit the special offers in your nearest supermarkets like super 6 or equivalent.

Some people prefer one supermarket over another but I prefer money in my pocket over loyalty

Exact opposite, I hate the basics from Lidl. For example their breakfast cereals. Absolute rubbish, would much rather buy branded stuff for things like that and for that Dunnes is better value.

The fruit I've already mentioned but I got the free easy peelers from Lidl and they are sitting next to a box of the same fruit from Dunnes. Unsurprisingly the Lidl ones aren't being touched.

Look at the canned peas from this thread. Muck. People sharing tips on how to make the chewable by soaking them for 24 hours. Buy some freshly frozen petite pois from Dunnes for €1 and eat a nice dinner. Couldn't care less about saving 90¢ for a family meal if it means the kids refuse to eat anything.

I got 30% of bellarom range hahahhah

all breakfast cereal is rubbish let’s be honest, it’s sugar disguised as breakfast

Organic whole oats - Skyr- Eggs are the better options for nutrition but each to their own I guess

Lidl also sell petit pois (posh peas)

you see this posted a lot, what does it matter where they're made? doesn't indicate the taste or quality of the item. it's as if being made in the same factory as branded stuff equals they're the same. like cooking a 1 euro pizza in a michelin star restaurant doesn't make it any nicer 😂

i worked in factories so always thought that was obvious along with just try it to see what you think

Oh so factories producing food, stop all production of say, cornflakes, clean all the machines, then use them to produce lower quality food, then stop production again, clean the machines and start again to make food of higher quality.

Seems very productive 🙄

😂😂 well they don't do it in a dairy I know, they make butter, ice cream, uht milk etc. It just has different packaging.

nor in washing powder/soap/washing up liquid factory that my man worked in years ago, same stuff, different packaging.

if it was only the same packaging there'd be no difference in taste or consistency 😁

There isn't. Not on the products I'm talking about.

The point about going to so many different shops is something people don't seem to think about.

They are spending money on petrol or diesel and general wear and tear on their car that they never factor into their supposed savings.

Some people on here seem to drive to the shops or a few different shops every day. No way they are saving money overall by doing that.

And that's before we take into account the amount of time wasted. Time is money.