Fruit and Vegetables Deals & Offers

I bought this a few weeks ago from Fultons for £1... 75p is the lowest I've seen it. Great pizza- bit small for the amount of calories it has (nearly 900) but who eats pizza and counts calories?... ... just me then.

I love a good discount store... Pity there aren’t Fulton’s and Heron down here as they tend to do different things to B&M and HB... Then again, I’d probably be clearing the shelves XD

Yeah I couldn’t believe my luck I nipped to grab a few more Fanta’s I love Fanta and peanut M&M’s and can’t say no to a pizza either. Successful haul for me today. (strong)

Some great prices there (y)

Good point but when you peel em they magically disappear (y)

Why do potatoes have brown ‘spots/speckles’ all over them nowadays ?....they never used to

Less choice? There are 6...A clue as to how many in the offer title.

yea apparently they have apples on "offer" for £1.49 (annoyed)

Aldi's super six is getting expensive and less choice

Same price in Asda and now I want 1 :D

Is it just me or have these lost flavour over the years

Thanks OP. Just looked and found all 3 types (Honeydew, Galia & Canteloup) are £1 + also available online.

Found in thamesmead today

you sure about that?

Great deal, paid £2 for a 4 pack from Asda yesterday.

Gotta few. Fox’s, border and some grandma wilds cookies. The smaller supermarkets have their own brand versions but not for my cuppa

like Islington way?

Is Cambridge up north?

They're all ooop North

Not too bad I usually go for the weekly offers but sometimes they have Tesco branded stuff cheaper than Tesco in store prices

Not been into a Jacks. I don't think there are any near me. Are they any good?

Just the feedback I needed thank you

Don't bother to buy this. Branson is far better. This is watery and pale.

Are these hp beans better than Heinz and branston

Shame they add artificial sweetener (Sucralose).

Just echoing others - had no idea about baked beans having gluten. Perhaps firms are going to add wheat to everything - frozen chip makers I am looking at you - so that they can bring out gluten free versions that costs 3 or 4 times the price. I mean, imagine how much profit they could make from a gf-free potato! (skeptical)

You're more than welcome ma'am. All I was doing was posting my PERSONAL opinion of what I found. I'm quite sure that other readers MAY well give a different opinion. (y)

Thank you!

Thank you, Jessie72, for posting this link which I personally believe would be more useful for total beginners to gardening. More experience growers would already know much, if not everything, that is written in the 'book'. You get (y) (y) (y) from me for thinking of others.

I'm afraid, gavinsavage, that if you've done any type of gardening at all, you MIGHT be a little disappointed with this book. I downloaded this very same book in 2018 and I can honestly say that the only thing I learned from it was how the author used various 'statements' to justify why you should 'go' organic. Having said that, for someone that's brand new to gardening, you WILL learn some useful things, such as the differences between different containers and why to choose individual ones; the different vegetables that are easy to grow; why you should 'thin out' plants to ensure you get better growth; dealing with pests, etc. As the book is free, there's no harm in you downloading it and having a read. You MIGHT be able to come back at me then and tell me how wrong I am. ;)

Hope this is helpful for ideas!

They have been this price a while luckily I got some on s&s before the SHTF handy for quick meals

B&M usually have a random selection of flavours for 79p a packet. Asda are charging £1 for a much wider choice of flavours. Iceland and Morrisons are both selling for £1 as previously mentioned. I dont think I've ever paid over £1

Your welcome @gsusx & @DelboyDave (y) Take care and stay safe

Cheers, saves me a trip to the supermarket to stock up on these (y)

Well i for one am happy thank you OP

thank you saw them in my local herons food shop in hull yesterday they have there own freezer displays with other rowntree's ice lolly's

They are not blaster ones just wooden stick ones lol

Wow! These look nice for a pound. Thanks very much for sharing.

Possibly national. I’ve seen it reduced in two different Tesco’s in London. Personally I’m not tempted by it but I’m sure someone will bite.

Supermarkets using covid to boost prices and yet the inflation figures from the gov are dropping (lol)

HUKD had better close down as the majority of the deals posted are recurring deals.

Old people (annoyed) (lol)

Was 13p-17p In Super Weekends 2012-2015 The Good Days,

Ahh the coffee weekend always comes around just before i run out of the stash of coffee i bought when it was previously on offer! Thanks! :)

The butchers we use are taylors family butchers in Ashby scunthorpe they have a website but only deliver in certain areas.The frozen fish shop is supreme seafoods wilton road grimsby only deliver local though.Premier seafoods riby street grimsby ,they do have a website,king crab.co.uk and deliver fresh and frozen fish and seafood all over the country,bit dearer but excellent quality and they do have good offers on sometimes,get our scallops from them cheap.

Only thing not a mystery is that the burgers are nearly 20% fat :p . I'd still buy this deal if there was stock online tho' - good find OP :) . Would just cook the burgers for longer on a lower heat, to render-out that fat

In my experience, Morrisons have been the best full stop. When Morrisons have offers, they are good price cuts that last a fair length of time (not rushing you to shop same week). I also find that their deliveries have minimal substitutions (+ they apply equivalent discounts to those subs' that are made). Their drivers are fab' at initiating refunds at the door when they spot issues when getting stuff from van-to-door. And, when shopping online for non-sale/non-clearance items, stock levels are rarely low. Can't beat ASDA for online non-offer food pricing tho' (Which.co.uk have found the same best online pricing in their surveys).

Wow, that is an impressive list of ways you get such a good variety of high quality great value food (highfive) . Lovely to read about your community shop. Covid will force more into poverty, so community-based options for food and support will become even more important. Who are your butcher + fishmongers? They sound great. If you have a website link would be helpful (if they have one). Really nice to read how positively you + your son do so much (strong)

Never been charged for anything missing - and wasnt charged for a broken bag of frozen peas either. Despite having ordered from Waitrose and Ocado before they wouldnt let me have a delivery at all. So although you need to keep an eye on Morrisons pricing they are the best of a poor bunch.

Another vote for Lidl tomatoes, they taste how tomatoes should!

I usually get the smaller vine ones or the cherry plum toms, can be variable but nearly always better than these... Lidl vine toms were the best (from shops) for years..

Terrible reviews

Thank you for alerting me to these tomatoes.

Try the Piccolo cherry tomatoes on the vine,they are always very tasty,more expensive but worth it,let me know.

1kg at Morrisons is £2.5

put them in a paper bag with a banana

Good first post. Thanks for posting and welcome to hotukdeals @MotoGuzziV50

Not great, bought 2 weeks ago still very hard. Will purchase the morrisons wonky bunch instead £2.4 for around 8 good size

Omg. We had an avocado tree in our backyard in Brazil... Its was so good, so sweet. 1 kg average per fruit.

Going to London? Manchester? Birmingham? Leeds? Glasgow....... This will come in handy! ta (horror)

Not true. First of all, Aliexpress is responsible for fulfilment issues if the seller uses Aliexpress Standard Shipping. Secondly, Aliexpress will return your money only if the purchase is out of the "buyer protection period". Sounds OK, right? Except to avoid having to refund your money, Aliexpress or the seller simply moves the goalposts by extending the purchase protection period. It's insidious, because it makes them seem like they're doing you a favour, when they're really just strining you along. In my case the purchase protection period was originally 45 days, but has been extended twice without my input. It's now been over three months and I don't have my (expensive) item. They keep extending the purchase protection period, and they keep denying my dispute because the item is "still within the purchase protection period" - well of course it is, you've extended it twice, you snakes! If you read the Facebook comments, this is exactly what they describe happening. They are absolute con artists, pure and simple. Edit: Also they've disabled their live chat so you can't speak to a human. How is that defensible?

It folds because it the blade is made of ceramic and will blunt easily in a drawer of metal knives. They either fold or they come with a sheath. Makes sense to me.

What sort of knife is it then? what is a funding knife? It isn't an 'add' either because I found it and thought it looked pretty handy for very little money. So what if it has a plastic handle, ceramic knives are good.

Obviously, you have been stung by one of the sellers on the site. I'm sorry for that. There is a procedure in place if you don't receive your item, and your seller does not contact you back or acknowledge your refund, AliExpress will refund the money. Once again, this is a merchant site like eBay, and while there are a few more unscrupulous sellers on there (with low scores and bad reviews) there are many, many great sellers who are prompt with shipping and don't sell cheap 'tat' as you call it. And again, Facebook is not the correct platform to get in touch with a massive marketplace like AliExpress.

Yes!! finally an offer on cereals with chocolate which are my favorites :D

Or the 21% sugar content

Why can't they make these without palm oil.

Love these coz they're always cold from greggs

Hot out of the oven corned beef one with room temp baked beans! (excited)

The sausage , cheese and bean were a quid the other week for a pack

They've both been a £ for weeks at my local Iceland Food Warehouse I didn't think they had different offers though (confused)

The corned beef ones are truely amazing with a splash of ketchup

Want to try these but scared I love it. Just got over my ciabatta addiction – don’t need any more carbs! Heat.

This is really tasty and hot. I think that the Rankin fruit loaf is the best on sale for this type of loaf. Thanks for the spot OP. 🔥