Indomie Chicken Onion Instant Noodles, 70 g, Pack of 40 £16.15 (£15.34 Subscribe & Save) @ Amazon

Hi Jungleboy123, and anyone else who might like a quick math's refresher, this might help your future calculator use:

Enter total cost, for this example it's 16.15

Press divide button (this one ÷)

Enter number of items, for this example it's 40

Press the equal button (this one =)

You'll get this figure for this deal: 0.40375, which is the cost per item in pence

This example means 40.375p each or roughly 40p each because only the first two RIGHT-HAND SIDE digits count for rough amounts (40.5 or more would have been rounded UP to 41p etc)

Here are a few more examples:

If the number the calculator gave started on the LEFT-HAND side BEFORE the decimal point, it would be giving the item in pounds AND pence.

For example if it came out as 2.678 it would mean £2.678.

This means roughly £2.68.

The final right-hand side digit is rounded UP because it is more than 5.

You can ignore right-hand digits after the last 2 if they are UNDER 5, e.g. 2.674 is roughly £2.67.

If the number you got started before the decimal point, but also had lots of numbers AFTER:

Just go for ALL the numbers BEFORE the decimal point, and ONLY the first two after it.

For example: 10.4334 would mean roughly £10.43 each. Or 3.1443 would mean roughly £3.14 each.

You can see that neither example needed any rounding-up because those extra right-hand side digits are all under 5.

Hope that helps you for future calculations. Gets easier with a little practice

The flavour sounds interesting, anyone tried them?

GMO?

Great to see prices are getting back to what they used to be on something at least.

Indomie noodles are very nice. They have 3 or 4 flavour/ oil/ sauce sachets per pack. If I hadn't recently received a box of 40 indomie noodles, I'd be over this like a rash.