I couldn't cope without milk. The two of us go through 12 pints a week, sometimes more. Prepswise I got the big huge tin of Nido - first one was £16/£17 and then when I got another one a few months back it was £24!How is everyone dealing with rising prices?
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diamond lil
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Re: How is everyone dealing with rising prices?
I take half a mug of milk with my tea I couldn't cope without milk. The two of us go through 12 pints a week, sometimes more. Prepswise I got the big huge tin of Nido - first one was £16/£17 and then when I got another one a few months back it was £24!
I couldn't cope without milk. The two of us go through 12 pints a week, sometimes more. Prepswise I got the big huge tin of Nido - first one was £16/£17 and then when I got another one a few months back it was £24!-
Yorkshire Andy
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Re: How is everyone dealing with rising prices?
To be fair the local milk man now isn't far off the supermarket and I'll tell you what it tastes better ... Got a supermarket carton as we run short over the weekend it was like drinking waterdiamond lil wrote: ↑Wed Sep 21, 2022 9:01 pm I take half a mug of milk with my tea
If your roughing it, Your doing it wrong 
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
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diamond lil
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Re: How is everyone dealing with rising prices?
Oh that's an idea Andy, we have a milkman here cos I've seen him running around at 3am with a headtorch on. Has a wee electric float too