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48 Tins Nixe Tuna Chunks in Brine For £14.99 @ Lidl Kempston
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Posted 7 February 2022

48 Tins Nixe Tuna Chunks in Brine For £14.99 @ Lidl Kempston

£14.99
In store: Bedfordshire · Lidl Deals
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I believe Lidl have ran this deal nationally before (based on previous search here), so it's hopefully national. I purchased 48 tins for £14.99 from the Kempston Lidl this morning (loads of crates left at the front of the shop, opposite the bakery).

A crazy bargain at just over 30p a tin. BBF runs until 31-12-2024 on my tins.

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  1. gazzamatt's avatar
    gazzamatt
    jcsymons07/02/2022 14:37

    What are you going to do with 48 Tins ?


    Hot Tuna mayo & strong cheddar grated cheese baguette with red onion blast in the microwave for 45 seconds....
  2. paramoreRyan's avatar
    paramoreRyan
    There's also more expensive ones (99p per tin) available for £19.99 per case of 48 - the no drain steaks in brine / sunflower oil. I believe there's also a salmon deal but not sure on details for that.
  3. copystuff's avatar
    copystuff
    smelly stuff prefer sunflower oil
  4. greenalien1's avatar
    greenalien1
    jcsymons07/02/2022 14:37

    What are you going to do with 48 Tins ?


    Eat 1 tin a week for almost a year perhaps
  5. TheTechAuthor's avatar
    TheTechAuthor Author
    jcsymons07/02/2022 14:37

    What are you going to do with 48 Tins ?


    Eat them... (Great as part of a post-workout salad).
  6. TheTechAuthor's avatar
    TheTechAuthor Author
    paramoreRyan07/02/2022 12:15

    There's also more expensive ones (99p per tin) available for £19.99 per …There's also more expensive ones (99p per tin) available for £19.99 per case of 48 - the no drain steaks in brine / sunflower oil. I believe there's also a salmon deal but not sure on details for that.


    I didn't see those (doh!), but I can live with draining them into the sink for a few seconds each. Thanks for the heads up.
  7. lmaolmao's avatar
    lmaolmao
    samwants2save07/02/2022 16:12

    Just for info, bought this for <£5 and it's been a game changer. saves …Just for info, bought this for <£5 and it's been a game changer. saves time/ washing..and tuna.https://www.amazon.co.uk/KitchenCraft-Stainless-Steel-Strainer-Sieve/dp/B0001IX3WI


    that's pretty decent, i normally crush the lid back on the can with my fingers to do the same.
  9. Cremoso99's avatar
    Cremoso99
    paramoreRyan07/02/2022 12:15

    There's also more expensive ones (99p per tin) available for £19.99 per …There's also more expensive ones (99p per tin) available for £19.99 per case of 48 - the no drain steaks in brine / sunflower oil. I believe there's also a salmon deal but not sure on details for that.


    That was a Weekend Deal, don't think it will still be on.

    samwants2save07/02/2022 16:12

    Just for info..incase these type of tins put you off buying due to their …Just for info..incase these type of tins put you off buying due to their deaign, bought this for <£5 and it's been a game changer. saves time/ washing..and tuna.amazon.co.uk/KitchenCraft-Stainless-Steel-Strainer-Sieve/dp/B0001IX3WIThey only work on non-ring pull cans, mind.


    Just use a butterfly can opener and push the lid down to drain. (edited)
  10. Whitey2048's avatar
    Whitey2048
    Was it the ones with the ring pull as pictured? I picked these up last week but only the ones without ringpull were on the offer. No biggie, just more convenient with the ring pull. (edited)
  11. stinkyknuks's avatar
    stinkyknuks
    Whitey204807/02/2022 12:32

    Was it the ones with the ring pull as pictured? I picked these up last …Was it the ones with the ring pull as pictured? I picked these up last week but only the ones without ringpull were on the offer. No biggie, just more convenient with the ring pull.


    No ring pull in my local store ... bargain all the same
  12. jcsymons's avatar
    jcsymons
    What are you going to do with 48 Tins ?
  13. exel1966's avatar
    exel1966
    Cat Food
  14. pa55word123's avatar
    pa55word123
    Whitey204807/02/2022 12:32

    Was it the ones with the ring pull as pictured? I picked these up last …Was it the ones with the ring pull as pictured? I picked these up last week but only the ones without ringpull were on the offer. No biggie, just more convenient with the ring pull.


    Ring pull cans have a different bar code and not part of this deal, unless you refill a box and put the cans upside down. And hope they don't scan them.
  15. Whitey2048's avatar
    Whitey2048
    pa55word123:

    Ring pull cans have a different bar code and not part of this deal, unless you refill a box and put the cans upside down. And hope they don't scan them.

    Thats what I thought, worth making sure folk are aware of that before they end up at the till and have an awkward moment with the wrong 48 tins, especially as the checkout staff would have launched them at you faster than an AK47 on automatic fire, or is that just my branch they do that at
  17. paramoreRyan's avatar
    paramoreRyan
    Whitey204807/02/2022 12:32

    Was it the ones with the ring pull as pictured? I picked these up last …Was it the ones with the ring pull as pictured? I picked these up last week but only the ones without ringpull were on the offer. No biggie, just more convenient with the ring pull.


    The ones that are 48 for £19.99 have ring pulls I believe

    Cremoso9907/02/2022 17:08

    That was a Weekend Deal, don't think it will still be on.Just use a …That was a Weekend Deal, don't think it will still be on.Just use a butterfly can opener and push the lid down to drain.


    It is until Thursday at least, the weekend deal was individual cans at a lower price (edited)
  18. samwants2save's avatar
    samwants2save
    Cremoso9907/02/2022 17:08

    That was a Weekend Deal, don't think it will still be on.Just use a …That was a Weekend Deal, don't think it will still be on.Just use a butterfly can opener and push the lid down to drain.


    ..and end up with fish(y) fingers ?!

    nah, will stick to the strainer ta
  19. mrluvverluvver's avatar
    mrluvverluvver
    86 tins left ( i bought two boxes (cheeky))
  20. Roygroyg's avatar
    Roygroyg
    paramoreRyan07/02/2022 12:15

    There's also more expensive ones (99p per tin) available for £19.99 per …There's also more expensive ones (99p per tin) available for £19.99 per case of 48 - the no drain steaks in brine / sunflower oil. I believe there's also a salmon deal but not sure on details for that.


    Think the tinned salmon you are referring to might have been the weekend deal that ran from 21-23rd Jan? Got some then - lot of fishy deals at Lidl this year so far.
  21. GeneralTactifer's avatar
    GeneralTactifer
    Don't buy three boxes - that would be gross!
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