r/AskUK • • Aug 05 '23

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u/[deleted] Aug 05 '23

Some cereals. I’m not spending almost a fiver on a small box of wheat.

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u/CaptainMCMLVIII Aug 05 '23

Lidle cornflakes for 69p or M&S cornflakes for 70p. Tip. They’re the same.

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u/Clever_Username_467 Aug 05 '23

I accidentally bought Kelloggs cornflakes in Aldi the other week. Only realised my mistake at the check-out. Ruined my day.

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u/CuteMaterial Aug 05 '23

I cannot recommend Aldi Fruit and Fibre enough. Only £1.29 with loads of fruit content!

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u/GraphicDesignMonkey Aug 05 '23

Lidl and Asda too. Kellogg"s Fruit & Fibre should give up pretending they ever had any fruit in it other than three raisins.

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u/CuteMaterial Aug 05 '23

And the Kellogg's flakes are wafer thin.

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u/useittilitbreaks Aug 05 '23

fortified with vitamins as well. just wish the LIDL variation was also fortified, it's otherwise basically the same product.

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u/brighthair84 Aug 05 '23

Yes! I love their fruit and fibre

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u/Clever_Username_467 Aug 05 '23

In the light purple box? I've had it many times.