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Lurpak Slightly Salted Spreadable 500G - £3.25 Clubcard Price at Tesco
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Posted 10 June 2023

Lurpak Slightly Salted Spreadable 500G - £3.25 Clubcard Price at Tesco

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Blended Spread 78% (52% milk fat & 26% rapeseed oil).
To create Lurpak® Spreadable, we blend pure Lurpak® butter with rapeseed oil making it spreadable straight from the fridge.Try it on your favourite fresh bread and top with whatever you fancy.Be inventive, see where the flavours take you.
Made from natural ingredientsLurpak® butter blended with rapeseed oilFree from palm oilFrom pressed rapeseed oil onlyPackaging not suitable for microwaveContains no colourings, preservatives or other additivesSuitable for vegetariansKosher ­- D
Pack size: 500G
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  1. deleted2919055's avatar
    lol did people stop buying it and hurt their little profit margins ? haha
  2. ansonuk1's avatar
    Greedflation=Arla Foods
    TrolleyDolly18's avatar
    I'd add Heinz to the list (soups, beans etc) but the big names may have shot themselves in the foot, given the options we have, especially in Aldi & Lidl.
  3. dawg's avatar
    Too late! I now prefer ButterPak (Tesco). Norpak (Aldi) is a close second. Lurpak - third. (edited)
    wendy07's avatar
    Prefer lidl's version. Not tried Tesco.
  4. Technoman2's avatar
    Perhaps if people stop buying the 200gram Lurpak and Anchor (reduced from 250 gram) Arla may get the message that people will not pay a premium price for 20% les product. Dont get me started on the shrinkage of chocolate bars and sugar tax.
    TrolleyDolly18's avatar
    TAKE 2, ROUND 2 minus the 2 offending (to somebody) letters, thems being numbers 2 & 19 of the alphabet


    You get it, funny how so many don't, and actually defend much of the "rubbish" (is that better?) we get served. I do believe the likes of Tesco (still my preferred online shop) took/are taking advantage to up prices in general, but especially of its own brands.
    And then we have PRICE MATCHING
    How can Tesco "price match" its OWN BRANDS, where Tesco is the only seller, not forgetting the purpose OF price matching is to LOWER your price to that of the competition

    This should be fun (edited)
  5. MikeyTree's avatar
    Lurpak gambled and lost, Nordpak £2.30, job done
  6. Johnathan_Westley's avatar
    I am.waiting until it goes back to £2.50. Otherwise Asda own brand is fabulous... would never have tried it if Lurpak had not profiteered.
  7. Toneluck's avatar
    Should be this price max all the time!
  8. badgaltritri's avatar
    It’s vile how expensive basic staples are these days. No reflection on the deal or OP - but the price of this is pretty obscene. Almost half the hourly wage of some people just to lubricate your sarnie
    barnehurst's avatar
    If there were a mass boycott the price would soon come down
  9. themachman's avatar
    At long last!
    Lurpak is finally come down in price, albeit via clubcard
  10. Humberflyer's avatar
    Thanks.... that's 8 for the freezer
  11. pineapple12's avatar
    Even Waitrose own is cheaper around £2.60 however Tesco and Lidl are also both good and slightly prefer than Aldi version.
  12. deleted1995637's avatar
    Any believe it’s not butter
  13. exmoormaid's avatar
    Same price in Sainsbury with nectar
  14. gordonliverpool's avatar
    Because of recent Lurpak price changes we now use Lidl own brand and can't tell the difference in taste. Ingredients look almost identical. Thanks for posting.
  15. barnehurst's avatar
    How much for a tub of marg?
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