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Payhembury Provisions – March News

12 March 2013 By Sue

cowsAre you suspicious of the origin of Supermarket Meat?

Why not check out the NEW range of quality, local meat from Ottery Butcher ‘K & M’, which is available NOW in your local, community shop. Special offers and competitive prices . You can be assured of supporting local Devon farmers and businesses. Homemade sausages and fresh cuts for everyday meals. Place an order for joints and special requests.

SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SHOP AND DEVON FARMERS

Did you know your village shop stocks . . .

  • Excellent range of greetings cards plus stationery
  • Fresh bread delivered daily
  • Fresh meat from local farms
  • Fresh vegetables and fruit
  • Over the counter medicines, including Calpol
  • Popular wines and beers
  • Newspapers, magazines
  • Everyday grocery and frozen foods including value ranges
  • Freshly baked croissants and French sticks every Sat/Sun

‘Payhembury Provisions run by the community for the community’

EASTER OPENING HOURS

Good Friday 8am-12pm

Easter Sun 8am-1pm

Easter Sat, Mon 8am-12pm

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LAST BUT NOT LEAST ……….

How do shop prices compare with Tesco & Sainsburys – You may be pleasantly surprised!

These price comparisons were made on Monday, February 18. We’ve compared with same sizes and identical brands where possible or with Tesco’s & Sainsbury’s own label brands:

 

Payhembury

Provisions  (£)

Tesco (£) Sainsbury’s (£)
Oven chips 1kg 1.00 1.40 McCanns 2.00
Eggs – 6 lge free range 1.30 1.79 1.70
Weetabix 24 pack 2.19 2.39 2.39
Milk – 1pt .50 .49 .49
Fresh shlder lamb (about 1.8kg) 10.00 18.00 15.28
Cadbury’s drinking chocolate 1.65 1.99 1.99
PG Tips 80 2.35 2.49 2.49
Bold powder 800g 3.19 3.40 3.40
Ribena 600ml 1.39 1.99 1.99
Baxter’s cock-a-leekie soup .99 .98 .98
Rice – easy cook 500g .69 .89 .89
Broccoli – loose per kg 2.02 2.50 2.50

Green peppers – each

Onions – loose per kg

     

.75

.90

.80

.90

.80

1.00

 

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  2. Payhembury Provisions – November
  3. Payhembury Provisions – December Notes
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