Lidl Half price weekend offers £0.49
I dont think many of us will be sad to read the news that Tesco have had a 11% fall in profits and stores like Lidl continue to experience incredible growth, and here are the weekend deals.
8 Pork Sausages 49p
Cherry Plum Tomatoes 50p (250g)
Utterly Butterly 90p (500g)
Mini Chedders 12 pack £1.49
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I am a fan of the free market just like both of our political parties, but I never rejoice in falling profits.
What I hope is they look at how they do things and adjust.
Contributes by employing job seekers for free. sent thousands of small businesses into bankruptcy. Forces suppliers to cut costs so drastically that puts them on the edge. Does offers that are not really offers but they have a big yellow label which means it must be good value. Makes insane profits but still pays min wage to its 10's of thousands of employees
Edited By: Aeschylus on Oct 04, 2012 18:47
The majority of their products are better than Sainsburys and others .
Cost does not come into it at all even though it is cheaper in most cases .
As i use most supermarkets within the space of a month i have no real ties and don't need the clubcard points .
With Tesco in particular i find i need to read the offer twice to be sure . Half price £1 yes that's the one every supermarket sells for £1 and independent shops sell for £1.29 .
However they all have their uses and some better products than others .
But the real mugs are those that decry Aldi/Lidl as poor quality .
jje
like i say, something fishy going on if u cant critisize lidls
come out of your lidl bubble, theirs a big world out their
i was just opening peoples eyes
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i get it, u can only afford to shop in lidls.
each to there own, u - crap sausages and rotten fruit at lidls
me - steaks and proper food at WAITROSE
its you're problem not mine
You have more significant problems that your choice of grocer - foremost amongst them the fact that your mother seems to have drunk, smoked, and belly-flopped her way through pregnancy. If you want to spend your benefit money in Waitrose, so be it - but for all that is holy, please stop mashing away at the keyboard. Your witless, nonsensical, bleating inanity offends my eyes.
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Jump to unread Post a CommentEdited By: Aeschylus on Oct 04, 2012 17:08
I am a fan of the free market just like both of our political parties, but I never rejoice in falling profits.
What I hope is they look at how they do things and adjust.
I am a fan of the free market just like both of our political parties, but I never rejoice in falling profits.
What I hope is they look at how they do things and adjust.
Contributes by employing job seekers for free. sent thousands of small businesses into bankruptcy. Forces suppliers to cut costs so drastically that puts them on the edge. Does offers that are not really offers but they have a big yellow label which means it must be good value. Makes insane profits but still pays min wage to its 10's of thousands of employees
Edited By: Aeschylus on Oct 04, 2012 18:47
No.This is Lidl :)
And squirrels away the tax it owes in elaborate avoidance schemes. Would that be the same Tesco? Indeed it would!
Tesco deserves it, they are an ugly company if there ever was one. Read the BBC Watchdog, time and time again the make a "mistake" that hurts customers, and every time they promise it will not happen again.
They should really call it 1 hour offer not weekend offer. My brother has been into Lidl 15 minutes after opening and never found the meat deals. They should really limit to 1 or 2 per customer.
The majority of their products are better than Sainsburys and others .
Cost does not come into it at all even though it is cheaper in most cases .
As i use most supermarkets within the space of a month i have no real ties and don't need the clubcard points .
With Tesco in particular i find i need to read the offer twice to be sure . Half price £1 yes that's the one every supermarket sells for £1 and independent shops sell for £1.29 .
However they all have their uses and some better products than others .
But the real mugs are those that decry Aldi/Lidl as poor quality .
jje
The cherry plum tomatoes are consistently good and I will be buying a stack of them!
As an aside; Vos commentaires sont vous faire paraître un peu niais Monsieur Watkins
No brainer for me.
I am a fan of the free market just like both of our political parties, but I never rejoice in falling profits.
What I hope is they look at how they do things and adjust.
No, they don't employ tens of thousands of employees. Actually they hardly directly employ any. Virtually all of their "employees" are outsourced.
When, and if, your suspension ends, maybe you could explain why their profits are down 11%, whilst other supermarket chains are reporting increased revenue and profits?
Oh and by the way Mr. Nigel Watkins.. I can afford to shop in Waitrose but choose not to, as believe it or not, a high price does not necessarily make something a high quality item and in fact, some food manufacturers actually make products for supermarkets such as Lidl higher quality than for leading supermarkets. Why? It all comes down to price and Tesco are notorious for wanting (and using bully boy tactics to get) to pay the cheapest price possible and so manufacturers have to compromise on the quality of the ingredients just to stay afloat. How do I know? I know plenty of people from shop floor workers to directors of food manufacturing plants.
Back on topic. Thanks OP for posting the deal. I'll be off to stock up on the tomatoes over the weekend (and if a cheeky bottle of wine falls into my trolley then so be it) :)
iceland sell them at this price every day of the year, and down to £1 a pack of 12 every few weeks
real clever people shop smart, from several different supermarkets and save money, leaving it free to spend on other things, things they do actually want etc