4 pack = £3:40
4 x 1litre = £3 :hmm:
4 x 1litre = £3 :hmm:
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Asda smart price....55p/litre.
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Nice, no ASDA near here unfrotuantely
Tesco harvesters gold aj 55p a litre
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Probably 4 for £3.
Eh?
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55 pence per litre for the ASDA juice is 4 for £2:20.
https://groceries.asda.com/product/apple-juice/asda-smart-price-apple-juice/32823
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Yes..but 55p per ltr for tesco juice is £2.80 for 4 ltrs as per tesco website..I'm still missing the point is the point, I thought it was that Sainsbury as in OP were charging more per unit for 4ltr than 1 ltr, as are Tesco..I guessed that if 1ltr was 55p then 4 ltr would probably be more...ie perhaps £3, as it was its actually £2-80 so yes its more. I never mentioned Asda..my reply was to Tesco juice @ 55p per ltt?as post 5 by @robster62.Im confused?
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Don't buy 4 at a time from Tesco as it will cost you more.If you buy 3 in 2 separate payments it will only cost £3.30 for 6 as opposed too £3 for 4.What a rip off.....
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No surprise there, rip off retail, get savvy
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Mistakes can happen...easily...and you can't get done for it as they haven't trained you to use the equipment...I'm also not condoning such practice either. Just pointing out a fact.
...in fact if you put joints of beef through as cooking apples or something...it could be be because you have bad eyesight or are a technophobic person...or dishonest ..but it's easily done.
Only today I bought 10 kg of beef and 200 litres of apple juice for £1.99....(joke).
Only today I bought 10 kg of beef and 200 litres of apple juice for £1.99....(joke).
Ended up in Asda today and as a result I bought 5 litres of apple juice and though I only used 4 with added brown sugar as my oldest prefers sweet berries in flavour could anyone give directions on how to backsweeten this batch which is currently fermenting using CML yeast saved from a strawberry blonde ale.
4 litres AJ
1 teaspoon of pectolase
1 large mug of strong tea
350g soft brown sugar.
First attempt so be easy please.
Thanks
4 litres AJ
1 teaspoon of pectolase
1 large mug of strong tea
350g soft brown sugar.
First attempt so be easy please.
Thanks
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Cheers @DavieC for the reply.First time trying the cider and I don't even drink it but you never know:hat:
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