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£1.90.

(mad)

Gone!

Don't worry, I am just waiting for the car to give any problem that requires a expensive "ish" job to scrap it. It has served me well and is now too small for our family.

100% rapeseed

Is it vegetable or rapeseed oil please clarify thanks

Its not gonna be any worse if you use vegetable oil, it burns about the same as diesel. Check the turbo, air filter and egr vavle, are the most common causes of a smokey diesel engine...

Thanks for posting. Always buy when on offer. Went instore today, offer not marked up on shelf but scanned at £2. Would never have found it myself.

(highfive)

Thanks for posting. Onto the next deal (y)

(mad)

Pff (fierce)

all gone sorry folks must have only been 2 grrrrrr

Well i buy cous cous and tuna from iceland every month and ive been getting these for months so yes it has lol...

I agree on the taste of these with sunflower oil and disagree on the "been this price ages". When was that? I'm always on the lookout for these.

Been this price ages, john west is much better than princes tho, the sunflower oil just taste better

Thats next months car travel sorted, thanks OP

Been this price for a couple of weeks

I noticed in my local Asda someone had hidden some bottles right at the back behind other oils. I took them out & put one of them at the front in clear view & I know whoever hid them will have no chance of getting the last bottle. The rest I bought myself.

With diesel at £1.20 a litre are you surprised?!

Supermarket own brand are always this price and are all dolphin friendly.

Not dolphin friendly (annoyed)

Definitely 160g? These were in the leaflet recently at that price and popped in only to discover they were ridiculously tiny 140g cans.

No I'm saying you must not look at any tins over that amount, thought that was pretty clear, its not funny to take the piss out of someone for asking what kind of tuna it is, it could be yellow fin hence the whole point of a deal i have no idea what the original price is for Princes tuna, i dont buy Princes so I don't know what kind of tuna it is and seemingly neither does anyone else. Albacore starts at over £2 a tin I know but who knows if it may appear on here found for 25p a tin, thats the thing about deals isnt it.

I actually think you could be from another planet? Firstly, you don't appear to have any sign of a sense of humour and secondly, if it's a 70p tin of tuna, do you honestly think it will be Yellowfin or Albacore? If anyone needs to leave the twilight zone it's you. Stat

^He has a point.

(horror) Is this thread some strange Twilight zone or something, I just bought a tin of tuna today in morrisons, read the labels, they say if they don't tell you exactly what kind of tuna put it back and buy a different tin because if its pole and line caught it'll say what type it is, if its dredged up any old crap in the nets and tipped into a blender it will just say fish. I'm guessing none of you ever pay over 70p for a tin, you look at the price rather then the labels so you think tuna is just all tasteless over salted tiny flakes all compacted into a tin, your loss. What next you gonna say theres no such thing as tinned muscles. Never buy anything that doesn't specify what type of fish, preferredly with the Latin name too as theres two kinds of Cod for example that are very different.

Good luck getting tinned Yellowfin and Albacore. (lol) (lol)

Asda In sutton Its £3.80

​Depends on which one is closer. After all you save petrol if you are going to nearest one. only 20p difference.

£3.80 at Asda.

£3.5 at Asda in-store

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Same price in B&M I usually buy them from B&M. Good to know that home bargains is selling them for the same price. Heat !

Just smashed a tin, love this stuff! Have some heat

You can also find these for same price in B&M if that helps anyone. Heat added for this deal of course!

or £4 for a pack of 6 (equivalent to £2.67 for 4) in Asda but unfortunately in brine only.

I see it's £7.50 now

If I want tuna, I will just sniff my mother in-law! She reeks of it!

Yes - this is a good one alright. We buy this one now.

Morrisons offers officially start on a Sunday, it's just your luck if they roll them out before then

The offer is not in my local Morrison's in wakefield :(

ok thanks for the info

Depends what engine youve got. Bio diesel, used veg oil and straight veg oil is a very big subject in and of itself,with a huge amount of info online. But I can tell you that I ran my Skoda Fabia 1.9 SDi on fresh tesco veg oil and ktc soya veg oil a few years ago for quite a few miles. I topped up the bottles with white spirit and left them overnight then poured it in. Ran fine from Manchester to Endinburgh and for a month or two general use, but eventually it did become harder to start and white smoke on startup, so I changed the fuel filter, ran a liqui moly diesel cleaning additive through it and switched back to normal diesel as I couldn't be bothered damaging my car for the minimal savings. Basically if you do it in warmer weather on an older more simple diesel, preferably non turbo, 8 valve with a bosch pump/injectors that isnt worth much and you mix in abit of petrol/diesel/white spirit (non kerosene based for tax reasons) and you use an additive from time to time then you will probably get away with it for quite some time, if not for the life of the vehicle. VAG SDi, Pug XUD and Old Merc 300 D are favourites, Plus the old non turbo Renault/Iveco/Fiat/Citroen/Peugeot "Sofim" van engines would be also probs be ideal. If you want to do it properly then you should get an svo heater kit fitted or build a bio diesel refinery in your back garden.

any good for my diesel

Time to start filling up the van at Asda again

£3.80 in asda, if you are not a member of costco https://groceries.asda.com/search/SUNFLOWER%20OIL%205L this post still hot

says "100% sunflower oil" 2 times on the label. But don't make sense if you sell as vegetable oil. They deliberately forget to include the seeds or another mix.

Excellent find op, heat added

Surely if you use cooking oil the tax shouldn't apply :{ lol

Is this rapeseed or soya? Does the label say?

Cheap to fill up my diesel car. Need to save some cash before the diesel tax comes in!

Great price! Ordered a few between family members for free click and collect.

Thanks for the mention of olive oil too.

Great deal just bought some

£3.50 mate cheap fuel.

This was £3 last time they had it on offer.

Sunflower oil is not good for health. Much better olive oil or rapeseed oil. But I use the butter flavour oil of this brand to spray lightly sometimes. I guess butter flavour will be same price as sunflower oil.

Think this product is on offer in many of the supermarket chains, being promoted ahead of pancake day. I prefer to use as little oil as possible so I like using this spray. Lasts for ages too so good value. Heat added.

​I can't tell the difference and it's 95% less fat.

This stuff is a comfort blanket for fat people. As long as they are happy!

​​yeah works a treat, if you put naan bread on the spokes as you cycle heats it up to a nice brown as well.

You beat me to it I was just going to put that.

Yea noticed when I searched to make sure wasn't stepping on anyone's toes, when I posted it, though in holiday season more than useful ingredient, rest of year kebab is fav oil

been for 2 quid for a long time in asda aswell

Oos

still a tenner in handforth dean

OOS?

thanx

Thank u! Ordered and heat added

http://www.greenpeace.org.uk/blog/oceans/justtuna-league-table All sustainable: Top: Waitrose, Marks & Spencer and Sainsbury’s Good: Tescos, Aldi Middle: Asda, Morrisons and the Co-operative Worst: John West, Princes, Lidl

So what do you buy and where? Tinned that is

John West and Princes contain so much liquid, that you end up with little more than 50% in weight of tuna. Whereas Lidl's tuna contain a lot more tuna and a lot less liquid and they are often comparably i.e. weight for weight of tuna, cheaper than JW & Princes.

No matter how cheap I won't buy John West. Many supermarkets have accepted public pressure and no longer stock it. I believe that Sainsbury still do. Shame.

same price at Iceland