Thread: Villa joins up with iceland.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Not a lot more for cereals which are over 300 baht in Villa

And yes Nev, they are far superior to your shitty Thai honey crunch

Nev's Honey Crunch, normal price 77baht. Ths week's offer, 69 baht. Tesco Lotut.
Dillinger's Honey Crunch, normal price, over 300 baht. Dillinger's special price, 199 baht.

Luverly.

Pay attention Nev...

Over 300 in Villa

199 in Siamburis, Pattaya

Give me an address and I'll look for a pack still in date and ship you one up, just to show you how superior they are
And think about it,
Crunchy nut- yep nuts are crunchy
honey crunch- honey isn't fuckin crunchy
I'd love to know how these expat shops import their stuff, are there cheese mules?

All that cheese is made locally na.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Is it salty Jack?

more salt was required.

Crunchy nut vs Honey Crunch challenge



Imported Crunchy Nut 500gms -199 baht
Nev's Thai Honey Crunch 220gms - 89 baht
I'm sure that makes Nev's more expensive



Looks- Nearly alike but the imports are a tad lighter
Smell- They both smelled the same tbf.
Taste-

Crunchy Nut-

Corny, like fresh cornflakes with a hint of honey and shards of peanut



Honey Crunch-

Rock hard horrible fuckin over caramelised shit

So there we have it

I want a re-match!

Yeah the Thai version of Cornflakes sucks too, as does the Middle Eastern one.

The corn just isn't as suited, I don't think.

Haven't eaten the crunchy nut ones since I was about 14 and worked out what a calorie disaster they are.

^^^ Nice one, Dill. out of ammo.

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A lot!! He has exhausted my supply of reds. Help?

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Originally Posted by aging one

A lot!! He has exhausted my supply of reds. Help?

His previous posts and nics have been deleted so your reds won't count in your quota.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Xmas choccies

Jesus, nearly £11 for a tub of celebrations. You can get 2 for £7 in Tescos (UK)at the mo

what about these DILL? youngs kipper fillets/butter 170gm. 1gbp.uk.
youngs smoked haddock fillets 460gm. 3x 10gbp.uk.
birds eye FISH FINGERS 224gm.1gbp.uk.
youngs chip shop cod fillets 480gm.2x 6.50gbp.uk.
anything here to compare,thai top down,42bht-.420bht-.42bht.-272bht.
includes FREE delivery uk.
darling I wanna go home.well fck off then.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

They do look tasty.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Over 300 in Villa

199 in Siamburis, Pattaya

I've been doing a bit of a survey on the cost of products here and found some major differences in prices from outlet to outlet.

Breakfast pork sausages can range in price ratio from 25 satang per gram to 40 satang per gram for the same product.

Villa is especially expensive when compared to other places.

Of course location and rent costs must be considered but Villa must start to consider that there is a growing competition base here now.

i have been looking at prices at iceland in the drinks cabinet,[THE PAIN GETS WORSE] 18cans of strongbow cider 12gbp.thailand 1,800bht.=42gbp.
my favourite scrumpy jack 4x440ml.only 3,75gbp.=about 158bht.thailand i can only guess.
westons cloudy scrumpy 2ltr.4.70gbp.
having bought cider here for over 8yrs.at 2,800bht.24cans.incl.delivery.the best you can get here JOHN KEPPLERS.that was over 2yrs.ago,that still is around 65gbp.
do we lose the sense of value between our currency and the bht.
having had to give it up from being a regular piss artist,to a one a month SIP.that is my main groan.
I have thought about it,mrs.HH.say's carry on if you want to die happy.

^ That would wash down nicely a pie, a pork steak or a sandwich place mat.

BLACK RAT? sorry that name reminds me of the tables on the side of the road on my way to [korat old immigration] they definately wasnt in a can.