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.

Packets of seeds for growing flowers and veg.

Basic roast dinners. A whole chicken £5.
A shed raised chicken in a huge dimly lit building with broken bones and skin disease caused by close proximity. It has no taste and is raised quickly to provide cheap protein to those who don't care where their food comes from.

Sainsbury's yellow label stuff at around 8PM and "Too Good To Go" app food.

Other than that, only bananas seem cheap.

Some lovely olive oil soap with smell of lemon verbena in home bargains, 99p a bar, lasts ages and feels very luxurious. I bought 4 bars...

Loose carrots!

I came on here to say that. Also ginger root.

It piggie backs off Vodafone I think. I've never had issues. Me and kids all have sims from lebara. Best savings I've done was over 70 for whole family now they on £5 each and mine is £10

And the farmer makes 4p per bird. Just for the sake of "cheapest".

The reduced fruit and veg boxes in Sainsburys, £2 for a big box full of admittedly very ripe fruit and veg but usually all perfectly good still.

Olive oil has literally doubled in price here and is absolutely anything but cheap right now.

However… when I compare it per bottle to the super expensive skincare products I see friends discussing, I wonder if the person who said olive oil is cheap might be referring to it as cheap skincare rather than an inexpensive ingredient in home cooking! It’s certainly not a cheap food, but in a world of insanely priced skin products a big bottle of expensive olive oil probably does seem “cheap”, much in the way that organic gluten free flour is very expensive at a glance but pales in comparison to the price of a fully assembled gluten free item at a bake shop.

Aldi dishwasher tablets and they are amazing!

Thank you , I'm on Vodafone itself and paying 20 quid too much! need to change!

😐 hm our local doesn't have ..

Supermarket versions of Doritos and supermarket dips

Can get a pot of sour cream and a big bag of Doritos for about £2 what a bargain

Can we have the recipe for the oats and cottage cheese bread please?

I'll post it tomorrow floppybit .

Of if you get your nose out of the air, for people who would love a roast dinner but can’t afford expensive meat so have what they can afford instead of feeding there kids junk.
Not everyone can afford organic or high welfare meat, think about it before you comment.

I always think crumpets are cheap.

I flew to Paris and back for £60 a couple of weeks ago! That's cheaper than getting the train to London!!

Lentils

@elQuintoConyo do you have a recipe for this bread? Can it be done in a bread maker?

Clothes from places like Primark. Makes me feel sick to think how much they must pay their workers and what poor conditions they work in. Could never bring myself to buy stuff from there.

Frozen hake: half the price of cod and just as flavourful.
Delicious and really versatile.

Cream crackers, I do love Jacob’s, but the Tesco and Co-Op ones taste extremely similar and the Tesco ones are 49p for a big packet. My favourite snack with some Tesco branded cream cheese. (Although I did get a family sized Philadelphia as it was on special recently).

Exactly. The food snobbery is awful. Yes of course it would be great if everyone could afford the best premium organic meat but that's just not the case. Surely better to eat "cheap protein" than ready meals and junk food.