Sainsburys warn of shortage. How have correspondents found the situation?
Nicholas Beard ● 377d25 Comments
It's funny you mentioned loo rolls somebody did mention it may be as well to get extra in.
Nicholas Beard ● 352d
Are you doing mousetraps, loo roll, and sugar like my Nan ?Don't let the teabags lure you into a feeling of safety...
Tessa Russell ● 352d
Now £5.50 for 210 Yorkshire Tea in Poundland and there were no larger boxes when I went into both Sainsbury's in Chiswick and Lidl in Acton this week.
Mark Evans ● 353d
A fiver for 240 in Poundland in the Oaks Shopping Centre
Mark Evans ● 375d
Humour?
Francis Rowe ● 375d
I am obviously not looking hard enough as the cheapest I have found Taylor's Yorkshire Tea bags is £2.90 for 80.
N V Brooks ● 375d
Not much in it,they usually retail at £1.99 for 80.They are just slightly more expensive,but if they were sold in such a huge bag would be much cheaper I would think.
Keith Iddon ● 375d
Depends where you buy your Yorkshire tea bags. £25.00 for 1080.
best lay in plenty of tinfoil too
Davey Harris ● 375d
Don't waste money on Yorkshire tea bags.The supermarket own brand extra strong as just as good and about half price.The ones from Morrison's contain no plastic in the make up of the bag.
Good to see you all so infusiastic.
Roger Talbot ● 375d
Sainsburys red label leaf tea
David Burke ● 375d
Loose leaf English breakfast as strong as you can make it for me.
The humor on this thread is very refreshing!
Audrey Walton ● 375d
No doubt the usual knob heads that got loads of bog rolls and pasta four years ago are planing to stash loads of tea right now.
Brian Green ● 375d
Love this response Francis! Quite a rare find to come across genuine humour on this forum these days!
Delilah Hall ● 375d
Both.Tea bag for a quick cuppa, leaf Assam for a proper pot of tea, leaf Earl Grey for SWMBO.
Tea or tea bags?
Yemen, insider dealing.
Mark Frost ● 376d
I'm ok.I have some 200 tea bags in stock of various blends ... but I've read that 4-5 cups of coffee a day is better for you ...for longer life etc.So Nicholas's posting is may be good news!
Jim Lawes ● 376d
No problems. Morrison's in Acton heaving with the stuff.
Susan Kelly ● 376d
I have some decaffeinated tea that is best before 2016. Does that count?
Guy Lambert ● 376d
Now you've blown it - everyone knows you have tea.
Andrew Jones ● 376d
I was in supermarkets in Acton just now and they seemed to be well stocked with tea but you are probably right to take no chances.
Mark Evans ● 376d
I have stocked up and boarded up my windows as well as buying a shotgun.
Francis Rowe ● 376d