Cheap, out of date food

[d.boyd1uk]

it is the credit crunch :thumbs:

http://www.approvedfood.co.uk/index.asp

[LongDongDave]

Cheap, out of date food

Web site also looks a little "out of date" :eek:

[nathankw]

Interesting idea. But delivery is quite a bit so you'd have to order lots to make it worth it. And if you order lots you need to eat it quick as its going to be near the end of its shelf life.

[tizza]

Especially if they get home network to do the delivering.

[AWaite]

I think this is taking things a bit far:
http://www.approvedfood.co.uk/1883-coffee-syrups---lavender-224-p.asp

[wizbowes]

based in Yorkshire - who'd have thought it?

[Ste7en]

I think this is taking things a bit far:
http://www.approvedfood.co.uk/1883-coffee-syrups---lavender-224-p.asp

Best before Oct 2010 but who the hell would want to drink lavender flavoured coffee?

'Interesting' site though.

[Niklos]

When you go to a site and the first thing you see is an advert for cheap Pot Noodles you aren't filled with enthusiasm. Approved food? Some mistake, surely?

There are much better deals in my local Sainsbury's just before closing.

[Sarah7]

Some of their deals look better than others... if you live in Sheffield or have a postcode starting S the delivery isn't very expensive (or you can collect). Their national delivery seems unusual how it charges different amounts for different areas, sometimes even different postcodes within the same county!

[not sure]

dont most markets have an "out of code" stall?

we have 2 and they do some good bargins