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They've been selling them off at Asda Boldon too. I bought 4 500ml and 2 750 ml bottles but beware there were others with different packaging and they were priced at £5 plus. For those who shop at Boldon they are in the whoops end aisle by the cat food!!!

Or from Govan to Birmingham XD

Anyone passing from Govan to London? 😁

good find, but none in Bridgend :(

Anyone else found it at their local?

Any in England?!

Fantastic price, a 500ml bottle is £5.90 in my Asda :(

That is a very good price, doesn't this normally go for like £4?

It's 98° Extra Virgin.

I'd buy something similar to this, which is also extra virgin: https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/la-espanola-extra-virgin-olive-oil-1-litre-ps260-at-tesco-3718956 & add chilli flakes or garlic. (y)

Thanks for the post OP. We bought around five 1L bottles of this for a couple of quid each when it was '97'd' a few years back and the last one is just about run out. Perfect timing.

Just FYI, only the worst oil gets honoured by being 'flavoured'.

Thanks

May 2022

Thanks mate. (y)

Whats bb date please? Thanks

The small lumps that can be found floating in bottles of extra virgin olive oils are actually natural wax pellets and they're perfectly harmless. ... The congealed wax can look like small white particles floating in the jar or gathering at the bottom of it.

Bought in horwich

Thanks for posting. Your thread was selected for our Highlights pages (y)

got some this week loads in Hull store

Same in my local store

Cleared these in my local for £1 about October, so it's going to be store specific.

In my car better oil flows within the engine. Filippo Berio is one of the Dutch owned mass producing oil brands using Italian names to give an impression of taste and quality. Even the Extra Virgin Olive oil EVO is rubbish, they use imported not edible oil as base and chemical treatment to give the final taste, they of course add the minimum percent of Evo needed to meet regulations. Don't buy this, not even to fry

I use aldi

H, is that you?

Is it better than Aldi own brand?

In my experience, when you ask this, you will be linked to small bottles of olive oil that cost £50 each! (hyperbole alert I know!) Like coffee and most cooking things, there's definately much better quality but you get what you pay for at the end of the day.