9 full size Cadbury flake bars only £1.00 instore @ Asda longwell green (Bristol)
Not much else can be said about this, best price I've ever seen. Better than the Cadbury factory store price.
Was popping into asda longwell green (Bristol) and was confronted by a huge display with hundreds of nine bar multipack flake, almost fell over at the price. Even double checked as they scanned to be sure.
I'm sure it's nationwide however don't know for sure, too busy eating chocolate.
Couldn't find it in a search, sorry if it's been posted before.
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Actually, bananas are quite calorific for fruit, and cause insulin spikes. Plus, Flakes taste better :).
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Here come the people who have went looking for supermarket deals that went red hot on here that no one else could find!
Id suggest if it were national the offer would be available online too
Edited By: Orekul on Aug 24, 2012 22:46: edited link
Against the mini size which is:
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/food/calories/cadburys-mini-flake-39696452
I can make out the 7.9g of fat in OP's picture so based on above info it's not the mini size as there is only 4g in the mini, so would suggest this is full size.
Edited By: dbhoy on Aug 24, 2012 23:06
total weight is 230g or 25.5g each
Full sze bars are 32g
Pound coin for scale, full size bars.
Pound coin for scale, full size bars.
That won't do it, doubters will want you to measure it with a ruler and then work out how many bites you need to finish it, why can't people just accept it isn't the mini bars, this site is getting worse for proof, how much more proof do people need??
230g divided by 9 is 25.5g
Full size bars are 32g
Still a very hot deal and I will be buying some tomorrow. Thanks.
Edited By: Speculator on Aug 24, 2012 23:23
230g divided by 9 is 25.5g
Full size bars are 32g
Still a very hot deal and I will be buying some tomorrow. Thanks.
I will too if they have any . Think about it, if these were full size, one would be 55p odd so £5.00 worth of chocolate for £1 would be a no-brainer. You would have to empty the shelves!!!
By the way OP. That pound coin is a forgery. The quality of the minting is terrible.
John