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Shopping comparisons!
Here's another favourite topic, how much things cost and do they taste the same. Due to the interest in this subject I have decided to have a page
dedicated specifically to this topic, (mmm there's a thought, 'Topics' I wonder if you can get them here!).
dedicated specifically to this topic, (mmm there's a thought, 'Topics' I wonder if you can get them here!).
Heinz beans: $3.66 for a pack of 3 large tins, based on this price (and changing the cost into pounds) for 1 can (in the multi-pack) it is 50p, compared to
44p from a multi-pack (per can) at Asda. We also foudn they tasted the same.
44p from a multi-pack (per can) at Asda. We also foudn they tasted the same.
Chicken fillets: At first I thought chicken fillets were extremely expensive in australia and so I didn't buy them. But after one occassion wehn I did buy
them becasue tehy were on offer I found that they were expensive becasue you got a lot more for your money. In the UK I would use a fillet per person,
hereone would be sufficient (and we have good appetites) for 2 people, or if you were hundgry one and a half. The meat is a lot more filling and feels more
solid. So even though it seems more expensive it goes twice as far.
them becasue tehy were on offer I found that they were expensive becasue you got a lot more for your money. In the UK I would use a fillet per person,
hereone would be sufficient (and we have good appetites) for 2 people, or if you were hundgry one and a half. The meat is a lot more filling and feels more
solid. So even though it seems more expensive it goes twice as far.
Chocolate: I found that it doesn't taste the same, and although this is a good thing as it means I will eat less of it, there are some chocolate bars that are
fabulous!!! Such as Mint Twix, if you like chocolate and mint this is the bar for you!
fabulous!!! Such as Mint Twix, if you like chocolate and mint this is the bar for you!
