Food prices up, what have you bought that has increased in price?

[ECCOnoob]

Warbutons medium loaf £1.05 at Tesco express Frecheville, £1 at Tesco Savile St, guess Frecheville for Brexit but and Wicker/Pitsmoor didn't and now Frecheville is paying the price.

 

"express" convenience stores have always been higher price than the larger hypermarket stores even within the same company.

 

Its the same reason why you will also see advert small print saying that price matching / big sale offers etc ***not available in express, fuel or ROI stores*** etc etc.

[MAC33]

Here are some of the prices here in Perth Australia.

 

I shop at Spudshed Kelmscott - a very cheap supermarket / market. Prices are 10-20 percent lower than average.

 

 

 

Apples - 3 dollars a kilo

 

Oranges - 2 dollars a kilo

 

Grapefruit - 2 dollars a kilo

 

Ginger - 15 dollars a kilo

 

Broccoli - 2 for a dollar

 

Kiwi fruit - 8 for 2 dollars

 

Lettuce - 80 cents.

 

Potato - 3kilos for 3 dollars.

 

Tin of Heinz soup - 1-29

 

1kg yogurt - 4 dollars

 

Rye bread 680g - 3 dollars

 

Chocolate almonds - 12-99 kilo

Edited December 25, 2016 by MAC33

[The Joker]

Warbutons medium loaf £1.05 at Tesco express Frecheville, £1 at Tesco Savile St, guess Frecheville for Brexit but and Wicker/Pitsmoor didn't and now Frecheville is paying the price.

 

Aw bless.

 

If you can't afford the extra 5p, cheaper loaves are available.

[mafya]

Here are some of the prices here in Perth Australia.

 

I shop at Spudshed Kelmscott - a very cheap supermarket / market. Prices are 10-20 percent lower than average.

 

 

 

Apples - 3 dollars a kilo

 

Oranges - 2 dollars a kilo

 

Grapefruit - 2 dollars a kilo

 

Ginger - 15 dollars a kilo

 

Broccoli - 2 for a dollar

 

Kiwi fruit - 8 for 2 dollars

 

Lettuce - 80 cents.

 

Potato - 3kilos for 3 dollars.

 

Tin of Heinz soup - 1-29

 

1kg yogurt - 4 dollars

 

Rye bread 680g - 3 dollars

 

Chocolate almonds - 12-99 kilo

 

1 Australian dollar = 58p

[WasThatWise]

Aw bless.

 

If you can't afford the extra 5p, cheaper loaves are available.

 

"express" convenience stores have always been higher price than the larger hypermarket stores even within the same company.

 

Its the same reason why you will also see advert small print saying that price matching / big sale offers etc ***not available in express, fuel or ROI stores*** etc etc.

 

We'll it was actually a Brexit joke, however the price of bread at the express store was until recently the same as the price at the hypermarket, it went up, however it's all good as I travel the extra half mile to Asda now where it's still a £1.