While there were cheaper options to be had in some bargain stores, the findings were enough to make your teeth hurt. Chocolate Chunks taste great in the mouth but now you can enjoy them in your ‘wallet’ too! and these Chocolate Chunks Greek Coffee Retro Mascot Tshirt - Coffee Tshirt for coffee lovers | Vintage Apparel | Perfect Birthday Gift for coffee lovers If you needed another stark reminder about the ever rising rate of inflation, and cost of living, seeing a Freddo listed as 26p will be it. True, it is lower than the dizzy heights of 30p which it reached in 2017, but for reference, the last time Freddos were 10p was in 2006 (oh, the good old days). Whilst every effort has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the product information provided, products and their ingredients may change.You are advised to always read the product label for ingredients, nutrition, dietary claims and allergens.

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Milk**,Sugar,Cocoa Butter,Cocoa Mass,Vegetable Fats (Palm, Shea),Emulsifiers (E442, E476),Flavourings Tesco Expresses and Sainsbury's Locals sell Freddos for a standard price of 30p – earning them second place in the expensive Freddo hunt. Online they sell for 26p at Tesco and 25p at Sainsbury’s. WHSmith - 49p Chocolate fans have been stunned by a new price mark up for Freddo bars, as the notorious budget treat has soared to nearly 50p in some stores.Obviously, for most of us, our quality of life stems from how many Freddos we can afford in a typical day, so I looked at how many Freddos you can buy in 2000 based on average earnings, compared with how many we can buy today based on average earnings.

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So next time you hear someone say those words 'How much does a Freddo cost?' maybe offer them a kind word before you answer. But today sweet-treat lovers face a near 400 per cent increase in the original price from one major retailer, who is now selling them at 49p a pop. If you think that's bad, just be thankful we aren't Australian. As, whilst our bars may have grown in price and not size, theirs actually shrunk to an underwhelming 12g. Then again, this isn't exactly surprising behaviour from Cadbury, considering they recently shrank the size of its Dairy Milk sharing bars by 10 per cent - but did not reduce the price.