Kohinoor Platinum grade 10 kgs basmati rice is 9.25 pounds which is half price from the normal rate.
Hope this helps some people at least.
p.s - always scan or enquire the price at tesco and don't just rely on the displayed price label
Hope this helps some people at least.
p.s - always scan or enquire the price at tesco and don't just rely on the displayed price label
Heat added by the way.
Agree
Kohinoor gold and platinum are the best rice badshah is very sticky and thick rice
You mean BEAT?
I have tried badshah, tilda and kohinoor gold, but the best i found was Zebra. Nothing even comes close to it, shame it's expensive and these big chains don't stock it.
It's typically done by people who have a lot of international dealings. It's probably better these days with unicode and so on but back in the day we suffered badly from the "pound-hash-dollar" syndrome. For example USA character sets (reasonably enough) don't have a pound symbol and you never knew how these three characters would be displayed at their end. If you sent a telex offering to sell at £100 and it was displayed to them as $100 you were in trouble.
I had a home phone bill from BT once where they had misprinted the pound sign as dollar and hilarity ensued when I actually paid them.
50kg of rice? Man, that's good going. I hope you like risotto.
Didn't realise that on HUKD you had to check with two or more members before hand to see if they could get the deal before posting.
Hot!
Thanks OP, just got a bag.
You don't. But it would help if the OP (and you !) would ID the store where you got it.
I do a lot of business on eBay and always write GBP or POUNDS to make things clear. Likewise when I'm contacted by chinese nationals they write in the same way ... US DOLLARS, GBP etc.
Yes TILDA Basmati is king
Not good enough, when you post a deal you must be on high alert to ensure that all queries are answered in a prompt and timely manner Heat by the way.
Maybe I should have made my initial comment clearer, whereas I see the need when dealing internationally to state GBP,Dollar etc, I've never seen anyone on a UK forum for deals, where, bear in mind 99% of the deals are in Sterling, state '9.25 pounds' (or similar amount).