New York Style/Raspberry/Chocolate Cheesecake - Pack of Two Wedges - £2 BOGOF - Morrisons

can buy a whole cheesecake for less than this

stevensmellsreallyok

can buy a whole cheesecake for less than this

Morrisons New York Style large cheesecake is £4.99

Eight Wedges is more cake for £4

You can mix and match and you may only want 4 slices

I just bought one yesterday for £2! when did this offer start?

These are incredibly nice - at 50p per (chunky) slice, it's a steal.

be careful, i Bought 5 packs and made myself sick new york style, it was horrible and cheesy oO

Heat just for the fact that it's cheesecake! Mmmmmmmmmmm

same offer is in sainsburys as well

DEALofaLifetime

I just bought one yesterday for £2! when did this offer start?

i was in my local yesterday night and saw it on then

OMG this is awesome thanks xx

myfeetsmelllikepsp

be careful, i Bought 5 packs and made myself sick new york style, it was … be careful, i Bought 5 packs and made myself sick new york style, it was horrible and cheesy oORead lessRead more

Nice lol

I was in a mini Morrison's but didn't see this offer?

stevensmellsreallyok

can buy a whole cheesecake for less than this

agreed!

jimmybo

Morrisons New York Style large cheesecake is £4.99Eight Wedges is more … Morrisons New York Style large cheesecake is £4.99Eight Wedges is more cake for £4You can mix and match and you may only want 4 slicesRead lessRead more

Or you can turn around, go back outside to your car and then drive to Asda up the road. Then you pick up their whole cheesecake which costs about £1.80.

Then you take it home, cut it into 8 slices and then you may be inclined to click "Cold" on this very thread.

That is all.

trixabel

Or you can turn around, go back outside to your car and then drive to … Or you can turn around, go back outside to your car and then drive to Asda up the road. Then you pick up their whole cheesecake which costs about £1.80. Then you take it home, cut it into 8 slices and then you may be inclined to click "Cold" on this very thread.That is all.Read lessRead more

I've tried most of the supermarket cheesecakes and I think that Morrisons "Cake shop" cheesecake (in particular the biscuit base) tastes nicer than all of them except maybe M & S
Just my opinion - but, as with all grocery brands, I'm willing to pay more for something that I consider to be a superior product

Other shoppers must agree or, for example with bread, how would the Hovis, Kingsmill, Warburtons, Allisons brands survive when supermarket branded bread is usually half the price?