Most daftly overpriced thing you've seen lately?

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I've really fancied trying these Bueno eggs, finally saw them in Tesco and nearly collapsed in shock at the price. £2.75!! For a few tiny little eggs. I think not. The delights of the Bueno egg will remain a mystery to me.

What have you seen lately that's ridiculously overpriced? I know everything but maybe like the little treats you might have bought that are now so out of budget that you won't buy them even if you can afford too.

Not a particular item but I’ve found every single time I step foot in Aldi it’s gone up by a serious amount. They keep getting voted as the cheapest supermarket but I genuinely don’t know how, there are never offers like 2 for xyz and things are increasing seemingly by the day in there

Any British food in my local store is pretty high priced. Photo of my favourite chocolate bar 🍫.

A woman on FB marketplace trying to sell a hornet's nest for $125 (USD). I mean really 😂

One art class for children, 45 minutes long. £49 per child

Still can't wrap my head around that price. I refreshed several times in cse I'd made a miStake...obviously didn't pay it in the end

With or without the hornets?

I had Asda Smart price tomato soup just this week for lunch and it tastes exactly like Heinz tomato soup, so I definitely recommend it.

Crikey. Who was giving the class - Banksy?
My DD is a dance teacher and she's been full of angst about whether she is charging too much at £35.00 per child for a half term holiday session that runs 9am - 3pm. She's including some arts and crafts so maybe she should call it an art class and hike her prices!

How interesting. We were in Thailand last week (Phuket and khao lak region) and while it was not as cheap as the first time we went >15 years ago (or even the last time we went ~5 years ago we still found it fairly cheap.

Beer was around £2.50 for a small in a bar. Dinner for 3 adults with sharing starters, 3 mains and a sharing dessert was approx £20-£25. We stayed in 5* resorts and paid approx £100-£120 per night (booked about 3 months in advance). So still affordable for visitors from countries with higher salaries. However, some of my friends who work there couldn’t afford a lot as wages are so low in comparison to cost of living. Must be some significant regional variation.

A dated four bedroom house in a Surrey suburb town for £3.25m. Yes it has a lovely plot on private road and a small pool but at the end of the day it’s a four bed house….

Heinz baked beans 6 pack 5.50

Cadbury mini rolls 3.50

the kinder surprise Easter egg small is 6/8 and the ‘large’ which isn’t large is 15.00 yes 15.00 it’s the same egg they always sold at Easter for 4.00 I won’t be buying that

one muller rice. 80p!
caster suagar was 60p.now 2.60
yes to the heinz soups.wtaf.
stork margarine.never baking again
milk last year the deal was 2 for 2 this year 2 for 3.40 and thats the smaller than norm bottles they trick you with pretending they are like you get at supermarket but are now only 2pints.
cheap cereal has gone up by over a third
cheap biscuits were 30 now 60
pasta was 42 now 89
its all fucking rediculous and unafordable if you need to buy all the genuine things you need. becasue everything has gone up. you cant dodge things or buy cheaper brands because its all just gone up.
those tiny easter eggs were 99p this year even smaller and 1.25

yup.every time.
the lady in my local lidl who works there said they are having to econmise on what paper they print the labels on now as they have to change them so often!

The medium Cadbury Easter egg which is really the small one is now about 8.00

Sweet potato lasagne was 88p in Asda a few weeks ago it’s now 3.00

i find a lot of M&S stuff quite reasonable not all but some

McDonalds hash brown £1.69

I love in the Caribbean and while groceries have always been more expensive here than in the UK, there have been some products that became much seater. Coffee is now 12 pounds a packet, cat litter at least 6 pounds, but dog food got much more expensive. A big of 50 liber is about 50-55 pound, and that is the cheapest brand in the island.

A cardboard box for £6.50 in WH Smith.

I'm amazed they are still trading, everything is so overpriced in there.

I read last week that Aldi have dropped to 4th now with tesco the cheapest I think.

i dont enjoy or condone having to do this. but ours had the same. alot to do with sensory and taste but also the " change" and name was the issue. we changed boxes on the coco pops.and found hoops and changed it into the heinz tins. first time was just a slightly upturned look. but we are now having the cheaper version in the wrong tin and right packet for some things.
it had to happen. could not deal with the price rise which would have been worse for them to handle.

the stork horrified me when i saw it. i was baking a cake for £1 a tub last year! i had to put it back this time.

for the marmite lovers. have any of you got any friends with cosco cards. the price is still hiked but you can get those big tubs for much cheaper and it will last.

Oven pizzas in the co op are £6.50! Just a cheese pizza. I could get one ordered to my house hot for that price.

Voting for the Tories and/or Brexit has turned out to be very expensive ...

Over £18 each for a cinema ticket. We walked out, went home and watched TV instead. Also Asda 5x apricot tiny snack bags £2.50.

In Asda, Ferrero Rocher in a small box were nearly £8.
I wanted to buy some as DS had been told he was no longer allergic to any nuts and these seemed like a funny thing to give him at Christmas.
Not at that bloody price