What do you never pay full price for?

[ElliotGoss]

For me it's pringles. The price when they aren't on offer is shocking! But if they have a few pence off then I snap them up.

Triple dry deodorant - it really works but is eyewatering compared with other brands - its periodically on offer at Sainsburys and I buy several bottles at a time when it is.

Supermarket Pizza Express Pizzas

Aveeno baby products. So expensive full price and so many pack sizes available. Why can they just make 5litre sizes and save everyone money and the planet some plastic!

Clothes. Always find some sort of discount code.

Boden and domino’s pizza

Most things to be honest. Only exception is Lidl food which is cheaper to start with. Just done a sainsburys shop and everything apart from the cat food was yellow stickered

Most clothing brands, unless I really need the item there and then.
Any big furniture purchase.
Posh biscuits.

Winter coats - always wait for a sale

Books on kindle - I'll pay full price for real books, but mostly get kindle books as 99p deals.

I never pay full price for data sims for my 4G tablet, they can be brought for half price on Ebay and provided you simply purchase a new data sim when the data has expired rather than going onto their standard tariff, you can make huge savings.

Clothes
Coats
Yankee Candles
Cheese

Twinings Earl Grey tea bags

Most things really.

I’m not necessarily loyal to any particular brand, I’ll usually buy what’s on offer.

I used to always buy the kids clothes in the end of season sale for the following year

Cars.

Unlike my father-in-law, who does about ten miles a year, changes his car every 2-3, and has always paid list price. 🤦🏻‍♀️

@Rockbird

Pringles. They're £3 full price in my nearest big Tesco. Sod that. I pay £1.65 absolute max!

Me too but half price was £1.50 probably about a month ago 😭 😭

Crisps - I always buy whatever is on offer for as close to £1 for six bags.

Branded chocolate bars eg Mars, Twirl, Crunchie etc. I only buy them when they're on an offer £1 for four. Spending 80p on a single one or £1 from a vending machine (DD1!!) is madness.

Finish dishwasher tablets. I know supermarket brands are cheaper but I know Finish will do the job.

Ambrosia custard.
Robinson's squash.

Pringles and fruit snacks
Lots of software I use (like Photoworks or Smartshow 3d) were bought with Black Friday discounts
Sugar free and gluten free snacks

Occasion dresses. I’m trying to reverse the psychology of my teens and twenties and only buy dresses for nights out or weddings from Vinted or Depop or will look into renting them. (They are just as good and so much cheaper!) Instead I’d rather spend good money on my everyday clothes that I spend far more time in!

Car service /mots as a big saving
Pringles / big bars of chocolate

Most anything. Always on the look out for offers but only stuff that I use. Same re Nestle Azera refuse to pay full price and Lor or classique decaffeinated for DH. Currently have 200 dishwasher tablets (2 bags of 100 ) bought on offer so should last 6 months. Dh prefers Klesnex balsam tissues which seem to Benin short supply. Used to get them in Asda 2 for £3. Now 2 for £4. Last time i was in I bought 2 twin packs which should have been £8 but when at the self service till came up as £3 per twin pack so bought another one. If it's a really good offer I will buy a couple extra but no stock piling. Have discovered that M & S beans are good and so much cheaper than Heinz dh is a big Heinz fan 35p per tin. Also buy their digestives 65p did try Sainsburys but they went down like a lead balloon.

I do my DM shopping in Mark's so avail of anything that works out cheaper and their yellow sticker items.
Once got Rotisserie chickens for just over £2 each. Now use Sainsburys laundry products and ditched Persil. Though these last few weeks the amount and selection on the shelves has been very poor.
I live in NI and lots of things I could get now are not on the shelves or appear sporadically. Was told when trying to buy m&s mild chicken curry for a relative that it wouldn't be available for 6 months!!!!
This time last year I got a lovely winter coat in Mark's for £9 in their sale. Previously £99

@Hellorhighwater

The DFS sofa I have my eye on has been almost full price since I first saw it ages ago. Bloody thing (I think there was a hundred quid off at Xmas, but not a proper discount) I specifically went to try it in case it got discounted and I needed to phone up and order one quick!)

Doesn’t matter, as I can’t afford it anyway, but how did only I manage to pick something that’s never on offer!

I like Aussie shampoo, and buy them when they’re 3 for a tenner. Dishwasher tablets, and Pringles for my kids. Not a lot else. I either need it now, or I like a specific brand. If I don’t like a specific brand, then I’m already not buying branded.

Is it a French connection one? They're hardly ever on offer!

Heinz beans
Toilet roll
Washing powder
McCoys crisps
Utterly butterly
Coke and pepsi

These (and many others) are always "on offer" at one of the main supermarkets in rotation.

Denby Pottery, Baileys, Bombay Sapphire, Radley Handbags and Yankee Candles. They are only things I treat myself to with birthday or Christmas money, so I wait for an offer or sale.

I thought Pringles as soon as I say this title

Deodorant. No way am I paying £3.50 for a can of deodorant.