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One of my favourite drinks is Morrisons hot chocolate which was priced at 69p in 2022, its now £1.35-£1.49, so basically doubled in price!!

Bonnylass3
9 months ago
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Leannexxx

Morrison own frozen pizzas was 75p now there £1.85 I won't buy them anymore

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janphoenix51

Flan Case,they used to be 49p,increased to £1,other week while shopping I saw one at an eye watering TWO POUND FIFTY,yes you read that right!

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Bonnylass3

janphoenix51 that's ridiculous price!!

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janphoenix51

Bonnylass3 ...I know,I nearly fainted when I saw the price of the Flan Case,I used to buy a Flan Case & make a lovely Fruit Flan. for less than £2,not now!!

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stevea808

I find everything i buy from supermarkets seems to go up in price everytime I shop.

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Bonnylass3

stevea808 such true words.....when will they stop putting prices up so much??

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BonzoBanana

I've noticed a few things still going up in price but other items that are going down. It's all a bit random. I tend to resist price increases if I can so will buy something else if there is a suitable alternative.

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Pjran

Nearly everything has shot up in price. However, I have noticed some dairy products are less now eg butter.

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MelissaLee1

Brexit/Covid/War in Ukraine get the blame for scarcity.It's a big con.We shoppers need to vote with our feet innit?

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KAW18

Microwavable rice. Use to be 85p now 95p for Basmati but some flavoured rice is £1:90!! Pot noodles are getting silly price and keep on increasing.

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Bonnylass3

KAW18 I've found that at Aldis they do microwavable egg fried rice 42p, basmati rice 39p, plain rice 39p, and generally they average about 39p-42p......and they are as goods as Ben's, or even better on the egg fried rice.....Worth trying, you won't be disappointed

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jam45

Last year I was paying £1.25 for Walkers multi pack crisps x 6. Now I am paying: Iceland - 2 for £3. Asda 2 for £3.25.

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KAW18

jam45 yes crisps is another item that's getting silly prices too. I find the boxes of 20 packs of Walkers crisp are the cheapest. I get these from Tesco on offer at £4 usually £4:85. Morrison's sell them too.

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Bonnylass3

jam45 that's disgusting really as I class crisps as a treat, so it makes you wonder how much places like Iceland and asda are making profit wise.....Give us a break supermarket's, and you've said you're putting prices down but I've noticed it's mostly things that folks don't buy unless it's a treat....I noticed Anchor ready grated mature cheddar on special in Morrisons saying 25p cheaper than last year, I thought that was pretty good until an assistant was talking to another assistant stating that they weighed less than last years packets!! Con artists grrrrr, makes my blood boil!!

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Bonnylass3

KAW18 thanks for the heads up, will get a couple of boxes for Christmas.....thanks again

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Nadiaparveen

Today I saw just one single pot of Muller corner yoghurt for £1 at Tesco

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Bonnylass3

Nadiaparveen that's ridiculous!!!

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RegularComper90

Aldi in particular seems to have become more expensive over the last couple of years.

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Bonnylass3

RegularComper90 haven't realised that Aldi's prices have gone up over the last couple of years because I only actually only started shopping from there approx 2yrs ago after finding Tescos and Morrisons expensive.....Will check the prices more now when in Aldi's, thanks for advice xx

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HEDGEHOGS

I know everything has gone up but I now won't but the little boxes/packets of cakes, I can't beleive the prices of these, I always used to buy the odd ones at £1ish but won't pay £3.00 for them.

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