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<blockquote data-quote="Bigspin" data-source="post: 27240986" data-attributes="member: 32862"><p>I work at retail Wearhouse management. We get stuff bloody cheap when they are within 3 days of expiry date. </p><p></p><p>Regadles they are wild or farmed they are £3 per 500g . </p><p></p><p>We sell wild salmon for £15 per 500g pack but we buy it for £3 when expires within next 3 days. </p><p></p><p>To be honest my whole family food cost is around £15-20max per week. </p><p></p><p>Chicken 1kg £0.50p-£1 </p><p>Fish is almost always £2-£3</p><p>Bread/milk/any bakery products £0.20p</p><p>Porridge £0.50p</p><p>Any vegetable £0.20p</p><p>Ready meals £0.50p-£1 </p><p></p><p>Prices cheper if I buy products closer to expire date. I usually buy chicken and freeze them. If you buy and freeze product before expire they are good untill you defrost. Once defrosted you need to eat within 1 day.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bigspin, post: 27240986, member: 32862"] I work at retail Wearhouse management. We get stuff bloody cheap when they are within 3 days of expiry date. Regadles they are wild or farmed they are £3 per 500g . We sell wild salmon for £15 per 500g pack but we buy it for £3 when expires within next 3 days. To be honest my whole family food cost is around £15-20max per week. Chicken 1kg £0.50p-£1 Fish is almost always £2-£3 Bread/milk/any bakery products £0.20p Porridge £0.50p Any vegetable £0.20p Ready meals £0.50p-£1 Prices cheper if I buy products closer to expire date. I usually buy chicken and freeze them. If you buy and freeze product before expire they are good untill you defrost. Once defrosted you need to eat within 1 day. [/QUOTE]
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