My lucky day (Muller fruit corner content)

[Mr Pies]

Well well well, imagine my joy when I opened this at work today. Normally there isn't enough strawberry purée, not today my friends...

[Seti]

Didn't you notice it felt light?

Anyway, if that's the worst thing that has happened to you today then you've not done madly.

[Fas1975]

[calibrax]

Had that happen to me. Usually find there's a massive air bubble underneath! I've even seen that happen with the yoghurt side...

[paolow]

First World Problems - your thread has arrived...

[russy01]

I had a good day also!

[Jer_1974]

What a con. Don't know how much these are but... Some jam or coco pops and some plain yoghurt. Can't be more than 60p for a big pot of plain yoghurt and £1.00 for some jam / coco pops.

[wijit]

Bit of useless information, and not certain if it is still the case (though I can't see how it might've changed) but Muller used to be the biggest producer of Jam in the UK.
That will be all, thank you. As you were.

[russy01]

Jer_1974 said:

What a con. Don't know how much these are but... Some jam or coco pops and some plain yoghurt. Can't be more than 60p for a big pot of plain yoghurt and £1.00 for some jam / coco pops.

See where you are coming from, but it's kind of the same with anything. You buy the finished product as you don't want to be pissing about at work with a box of coco pops and a litre of yoggy.
Plus I only buy when they are on offer and work out at 33p each - at which price they are very good value.

[D1ngd0ng]

russy01 said:

Jer_1974 said:

What a con. Don't know how much these are but... Some jam or coco pops and some plain yoghurt. Can't be more than 60p for a big pot of plain yoghurt and £1.00 for some jam / coco pops.

See where you are coming from, but it's kind of the same with anything. You buy the finished product as you don't want to be pissing about at work with a box of coco pops and a litre of yoggy.
Plus I only buy when they are on offer and work out at 33p each - at which price they are very good value.

I used to be 33p or less to buy per unit anyway. Isn't this one of those examples where the supermarket/producer doubles the price one week then offloads 'on offer' at the old price a few weeks later?

Would just like to add that I might be wrong but I'm sure these came up in that Which report on supermarket offers recently... Anyway OP, well done you've struck out this time