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Posted 2 August 2012

12 Litre Koelbox (Coolbox) instore @ Tesco - £2 (24 litre ones are £6)

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Picked up at Tesco Extra in Hampton, Peterborough this morning. They had tons of them

12 Litre - £2
24 Litre - £6

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  1. JCod32's avatar
    fantastic. I need one of these to try this steak cooking method out:

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  2. veedubjai's avatar
    Might just as well get 2x 12L ones instead. Thanks OP.
  3. stvoritel's avatar
    Will 6 months old child fit into 24L one? Thanks
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  4. jamesdew's avatar
    thaigary

    brought one last week quite narrow great for in the car for keeping … brought one last week quite narrow great for in the car for keeping drinks cool on long trips



    Bought
  5. cainer1's avatar
    personally id go for the Thermos one for £8 tesco.com/dir…el=
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  7. saintscouple's avatar
    Nice find, haven't seen any in my local this year, thus wonder if they are store specific last years stock.
  8. kamen's avatar
    Can anyone confirm if it's nationwide?
  9. hopper84's avatar
    Confirmed the £6 ones were in the whitfield dover store.
  10. thaigary's avatar
    brought one last week quite narrow great for in the car for keeping drinks cool on long trips
  11. mjr600's avatar
    Solid coolboxes need an electric cooler to make them worthwhile. For everyday use an insulated coolbag is a lot more sensible, lighter and just as efficient. I vote this cold :-(
  12. simate's avatar
    mjr600

    Solid coolboxes need an electric cooler to make them worthwhile. For … Solid coolboxes need an electric cooler to make them worthwhile. For everyday use an insulated coolbag is a lot more sensible, lighter and just as efficient. I vote this cold :-(


    With ice packs in they are fine. Coolbags are nowhere near as efficient even with ice packs. Electric one's need run be running all the time to keep cool. Douche bag.
  13. gribble's avatar
    In case it is store specific... There were a load of these the other day in Ashford (Kent) Crooksfoot (just off M20 J10).
  14. asandino's avatar
    great price. Heat added
  15. JonnyDixon1990's avatar
    useless at a festival surely? they will be warm by the end of the 1st day?
  16. mjr600's avatar
    simate

    With ice packs in they are fine. Coolbags are nowhere near as efficient … With ice packs in they are fine. Coolbags are nowhere near as efficient even with ice packs. Electric one's need run be running all the time to keep cool. Douche bag.



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  17. deleted20132's avatar
    Autumn arrives this weekend so no need to keep the beers cool anymore
  18. jamesdew's avatar
    They had thermos ones for £8 too
  19. richkaos's avatar
    waste of money, lucky if they keep anything cool for more than 3 or 4 hours
  20. blackspaven's avatar
    richkaos

    waste of money, lucky if they keep anything cool for more than 3 or 4 … waste of money, lucky if they keep anything cool for more than 3 or 4 hours



    So enough for a picnic then?!

    Donut!
  21. custardy's avatar
    gas leak at our local Tesco so I couldnt get there
  22. nmjams's avatar
    i walked past them in the entrance of my local tesco this morning, i didn't see the price, if i had i would have definably picked one up
  23. deleted551171's avatar
    Is there any at the Ponders End Tesco In London?
  24. jtanz0's avatar
    None in Poole, Tower park branch - Still a hot deal just saving people from making a wasted trip
  25. deleted436533's avatar
    JCod32 - i'm off to cub camp next week but first I'm off to Tesco to buy my £2 cool box.....gonna give cooking in a try and save some gas cheers for the tip.
  26. deleted21397's avatar
    richkaos

    waste of money, lucky if they keep anything cool for more than 3 or 4 … waste of money, lucky if they keep anything cool for more than 3 or 4 hours



    Wrong. I have one of the 24L ones. Bought from Home Bargains a couple of weeks ago for £8.99, then saw in Sainsbury's on 'offer' for £11. Exactly the same product as these from Tesco at a great price of £6. Took it camping last week and used 4 ice packs in it and froze some of our food before the trip. Despite 26 degree sunshine on day 1, our bacon and sausages were still frozen on day 2 and milk stayed cold until day 3. We were going to buy an electric one in a few weeks but were so impressed with the way this did the job that we'll stick with this.
  27. fairytooth's avatar
    Damn! Has summer been and gone?
  28. JSL's avatar
    Cold deal.
  29. deleted402353's avatar
    If this was near me I'd buy it for preseason training nearly died last saturday
  30. funlovingcriminal's avatar
    Got the 24 litre one at Tesco Home in Southampton, no 12 litre ones to be seen. A bit flimsier than some I've seen but great considering the price. Heat.
  31. deleted323785's avatar
    cainer1

    personally id go for the Thermos one for £8 … personally id go for the Thermos one for £8 http://www.tesco.com/direct/thermos-28l-cool-box/207-1630.prd?skuId=207-1630&pageLevel=



    Agreed, these seem to be very poor quality and no insulation between the 2 skins.
  32. custardy's avatar
    pd040153

    Agreed, these seem to be very poor quality and no insulation between the … Agreed, these seem to be very poor quality and no insulation between the 2 skins.



    they use polystyrene between the skins
  33. chipfork's avatar
    I picked up one of the Thermos 28l coolboxes today, it was the only one left that looked as though it hadn't been bounced around a dirty warehouse. A pack of two ice packs are 62p, cheap as chips ;-)

    There were loads of the 24l boxes left but I'm sure they were £8, at least in Durham they were.
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