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arista
10-01-2023, 07:51 PM
500ml Washing Up Liquid 37p
White Medium Bread 39p
10 Frozen Fish Fingers 69p
Frozen Beef Lasagne 400g 75p
Long Grain Rice 1kg 48p
Baked Beans 410g Tin 25p
Mushy Peas 300g Tin 25p
Tuna Chunks 145g Tin 55p
Penne Pasta 500g 41p
1 Litre of Orange juice 75p
Jumbo Kitchen Roll £1.09
10 sponge scourers 54p
Wrapping Foil 20m x 290mm 68p
The Slim Reaper
10-01-2023, 07:52 PM
Old school Arista is back
37p Washing up liquid, that sounds very classy.
39p bread? Is it full of mould?
69p for 10 fish fingers? Who made them, Captain cats eye?
Dogeatdog
10-01-2023, 10:01 PM
A frozen beef lasagne for 75p probably isn’t that nice to eat tbh.
Redway
10-01-2023, 10:23 PM
Thanks, arista.
A frozen beef lasagne for 75p probably isn’t that nice to eat tbh.
Morrisons doesn’t sell crap. It’ll be perfectly fine.
Crimson Dynamo
10-01-2023, 10:24 PM
I got a free Morrisons meal deal today with a my Vodafone voucher
Always make a homemade lasagne. The rewards are worth the effort you put in making it yourself.
James
10-01-2023, 10:27 PM
10 Frozen Fish Fingers 69p
I bought 3 of these.
I bought 3 of these.Will we be getting a review from you?
All this talk has made me fancy a fish finger sandwich for a midnight feast.
Redway
10-01-2023, 11:09 PM
I got a free Morrisons meal deal today with a my Vodafone voucher
Lucky you.
Mystic Mock
10-01-2023, 11:10 PM
A frozen beef lasagne for 75p probably isn’t that nice to eat tbh.
Is there such a thing as bad Beef Lasagne?:dance:
Redway
10-01-2023, 11:26 PM
Is there such a thing as bad Beef Lasagne?:dance:
Not really, like.
arista
10-01-2023, 11:28 PM
I bought 3 of these.
You are Most Wise
Livia
11-01-2023, 12:37 PM
I've shopped in Morrisons for ages. I particularly liked the fact they farmed their own meat and had proper butchers. Since the company was sold I've seen a real drop in... well, everything. Half empty shelves, lanes of gluten free crap and not a diabetic biscuit in sight, managers in their shiny tight suits with the trousers that look like leggings, filling shelves because they have no staff, a mile-long queue at the cigarette/lottery/customer service desk and one person serving and the fish counter smells of fish which suggests it's not clean to me, like a pub that smells of beer. I've switched to Sainsbury's recently and although it's not as good as old Morrisons, it's much better than new Morrisons.
arista
11-01-2023, 12:42 PM
I've shopped in Morrisons for ages. I particularly liked the fact they farmed their own meat and had proper butchers. Since the company was sold I've seen a real drop in... well, everything. Half empty shelves, lanes of gluten free crap and not a diabetic biscuit in sight, managers in their shiny tight suits with the trousers that look like leggings, filling shelves because they have no staff, a mile-long queue at the cigarette/lottery/customer service desk and one person serving and the fish counter smells of fish which suggests it's not clean to me, like a pub that smells of beer. I've switched to Sainsbury's recently and although it's not as good as old Morrisons, it's much better than new Morrisons.
Yes, Sainsbury with an Argos within it,
is doing much better
featured on BBC1 lunch news today
Vanessa
11-01-2023, 12:49 PM
I prefer Lidl and it's closer to home..
user104658
11-01-2023, 12:57 PM
500ml Washing Up Liquid 37p - NEVER worth it, cheap washing liquid is a false economy, it doesn't cut through grease. Fairy Platinum all the way.
White Medium Bread 39p - This will be trash, get the [whichever supermarket] non-value own brand which is usually 80 - 90p and as good as any of the brands.
10 Frozen Fish Fingers 69p - they'll be fine with plenty of ketchup.
Frozen Beef Lasagne 400g 75p - Might as well pour white sauce on a tin of dog food.
Long Grain Rice 1kg 48p - cheap rice is fine
Baked Beans 410g Tin 25p - Beans Means Heinz sorry.
Mushy Peas 300g Tin 25p - :shrug: all mushy peas are horrible so I guess you might as well.
Tuna Chunks 145g Tin 55p - probably in brine so fine if mixing with mayo, gross if not.
Penne Pasta 500g 41p - cheap pasta is usually fine
1 Litre of Orange juice 75p - Will be like drinking battery acid
Jumbo Kitchen Roll £1.09 - not eco friendly :nono: get washable dish cloths.
10 sponge scourers 54p - They'll scratch up anything non-stick, glass, and stainless steel cutlery over time. Not worth it. Pay like 50p more for the white ones.
Wrapping Foil 20m x 290mm 68p - fine but remember it's WRAPPING foil not cooking foil for the oven, it'll stick to food and rip, you need thicker foil for cooking.
:hee:
arista
11-01-2023, 01:04 PM
I prefer Lidl and it's closer to home..
They are Great
as well.
This new Morrisons saver range
is to beat Aldi and Lidl.
I am glad James
was able to save money
already, at these new lower prices
Crimson Dynamo
11-01-2023, 01:10 PM
500ml Washing Up Liquid 37p - NEVER worth it, cheap washing liquid is a false economy, it doesn't cut through grease. Fairy Platinum all the way.
White Medium Bread 39p - This will be trash, get the [whichever supermarket] non-value own brand which is usually 80 - 90p and as good as any of the brands.
10 Frozen Fish Fingers 69p - they'll be fine with plenty of ketchup.
Frozen Beef Lasagne 400g 75p - Might as well pour white sauce on a tin of dog food.
Long Grain Rice 1kg 48p - cheap rice is fine
Baked Beans 410g Tin 25p - Beans Means Heinz sorry.
Mushy Peas 300g Tin 25p - :shrug: all mushy peas are horrible so I guess you might as well.
Tuna Chunks 145g Tin 55p - probably in brine so fine if mixing with mayo, gross if not.
Penne Pasta 500g 41p - cheap pasta is usually fine
1 Litre of Orange juice 75p - Will be like drinking battery acid
Jumbo Kitchen Roll £1.09 - not eco friendly :nono: get washable dish cloths.
10 sponge scourers 54p - They'll scratch up anything non-stick, glass, and stainless steel cutlery over time. Not worth it. Pay like 50p more for the white ones.
Wrapping Foil 20m x 290mm 68p - fine but remember it's WRAPPING foil not cooking foil for the oven, it'll stick to food and rip, you need thicker foil for cooking.
:hee:
Anyone buying Heinz products currently need their head examined, double the price they were 2 years ago or so
:crazy:
arista
11-01-2023, 01:16 PM
500ml Washing Up Liquid 37p - NEVER worth it, cheap washing liquid is a false economy, it doesn't cut through grease. Fairy Platinum all the way.
White Medium Bread 39p - This will be trash, get the [whichever supermarket] non-value own brand which is usually 80 - 90p and as good as any of the brands.
10 Frozen Fish Fingers 69p - they'll be fine with plenty of ketchup.
Frozen Beef Lasagne 400g 75p - Might as well pour white sauce on a tin of dog food.
Long Grain Rice 1kg 48p - cheap rice is fine
Baked Beans 410g Tin 25p - Beans Means Heinz sorry.
Mushy Peas 300g Tin 25p - :shrug: all mushy peas are horrible so I guess you might as well.
Tuna Chunks 145g Tin 55p - probably in brine so fine if mixing with mayo, gross if not.
Penne Pasta 500g 41p - cheap pasta is usually fine
1 Litre of Orange juice 75p - Will be like drinking battery acid
Jumbo Kitchen Roll £1.09 - not eco friendly :nono: get washable dish cloths.
10 sponge scourers 54p - They'll scratch up anything non-stick, glass, and stainless steel cutlery over time. Not worth it. Pay like 50p more for the white ones.
Wrapping Foil 20m x 290mm 68p - fine but remember it's WRAPPING foil not cooking foil for the oven, it'll stick to food and rip, you need thicker foil for cooking.
:hee:
TS
It has Recycled packaging
Sorry, I did not post that.
& a Jumbo size Kitchen Roll is a good back up
And do not be silly about the Frozen Lasagne
They are making efforts
It is good to help folks
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