Stuff thsts ridiculously cheap

[BigDahliaFan]

Porridge oats, bought a bag for a couple of quid and it's going to last me 3 weeks of breakfasts...and I really like it and it's good for you.

Bananas

Flixbus: Barcelona -Perpignan (3 hours non stop) €9 there, €12 back.
Irio train: Barcelona-Madrid (3 hours) €94 for 3 people in August!

I agree that flights are ridiculously cheap for what they are.

Food wise, yes porridge, it's awesome. You can make a fab bread out of oats and cottage cheese, plus an egg and different seeds. Sounds weird, bloody lovely and really filling. Bag of seeds lasts ages and I use many (chia, sunflower, lino, sesame, pumpkin) to bulk up couscous dishes and salads.

The majority of veg is cheap. In season fruit is surprisingly cheap.

Megabus.
Backpackers hostels.
I've just stayed in London for 7 nights, accommodation and return travel for under £150.

I find it kind of weird that something as lasting as a glass jar or bottle is so cheap. Basically doesn't seem to add to the price of whatever product is inside. In some kind of post apocalyptic scenario they'd be worth much more. Although so I guess would everything.

Gregg's. DH and I occasionally take DDs for a treat and we have an absolute feast for about £15.

I mean there are people who think we’ll be mining landfills for waste plastics in years to come as it’ll be too expensive to make it new, once oil starts to run out. So getting something in a plastic pot will be considered super fancy 🤣

Paracetamol.

Coverage ok?

I can't find cheap giant pizza anywhere! Luckily my kids like the small £1 ish supermarket pizza at the moment and then they add toppings, but if you don't like those then pizza is an expensive meal here.

Yes, I thought that too, pizza is not cheap.

Totally agree! And if you're over 60, 10% off on Tuesdays!

Their 3 packs for £10 on fish and seafood is amazing. We eat lots of fish as a result.

Asda bar soap. 30p, smells lovely, lasts ages 😍

Root ginger. Packs a real punch of flavour, you don't need to use a lot. It's really good for you. Costs about 30p for a big lump.

It's not exactly CHEAP but the National Rail Family and Friends rail card is still £30 for a year, which gets you 30% off rail fares for a year if you travel as a family (up to 2 adults, 2 children). Worth it. Been this price for years.

And yes, carrots, especially from Lidls!

Yes absolutely agree, takeaway pizza must have one of the highest markups as it’s just bread, tomato sauce and cheese. Pisses me off how expensive it is from domino’s everytime we have it.

Food in this country. Deals everywhere for everything. I still can't get over how cheap food is, family often visit from my home country and astounded by how much you get from a standard supermarket shop.

Milk, cheaper than water from shops!

Washing up sponges - 45p for a pack of 8 in Tesco!
Also ibuprofen - 39p a pack

Basic roast dinners. A whole chicken £5, potatoes 60p, stuffing mix £50p, carrots 40p, peas £1 for a whole bag, Gravy £1 per tub, flour milk and eggs for Yorkshire all cheap. Roast dinner for the whole family for around £8

Supermarkets own brand dried goods are usually really cheap. Same goes for own brand cup a soup type soups and wonky veg

Olive oil cheap? Where is this please?
Its £7 in Aldi and Lidl and about £11 in Tesco

Me three!

Latest hand of bananas cost us 88p, how do they do it!?

Can you go over to the thread where everyone is saying how ridiculous the price of olive oil is now and tell us where it's cheap please