Is peace finally being restored to the world?

22 comments

1. Is this in all Sainsbury stores

2. No? Should only ever be one price you don’t buy a house and it says £100000 if you have a mortgage already or 150000 if you don’t

3. Freddos have always been a pretty good marker of the economy. I can’t figure out if this is a good or bad sign, but I’m optamistic, maybe this heralds a return to the pre 2008 financial crisis economy.

4. The sooner Loyalty prices are made illegal the better

5. No, its a marketing technique used to boost sales from their peasant demographic

6. In 2004 you could buy a Freddo for 10p. 6 10p and all of your personal data, you can buy a slightly smaller Freddo.

7. It’s it true that freddos are the dairy milk recipe without palm oil? Post covid, palm oil just sits there on my taste buds.

8. It’s to do with the 200th Anniversary of Cadbury, other shops will also be reducing the price to 10p ( as well as other Cadbury related offers)

9. Only with nectar price. And that’s only for awhile until it goes back to 25p and then a price raise to 50p.

10. No, probably not.

11. Freddo for only 10p… the West has risen, millions must live.

12. Another opportunity to share the [freddo song](https://www.instagram.com/reel/C21SYuKoTQ6/)

13. Not if there is a maximum limit per customer

14. All praise Nek-Tor. The great equaliser.

15. The economy is fixed

16. chocolates just gone up in price. They’re probably just trying to clear old stock to get the new more expensive freddos out.

17. A 10p Freddo should have no barrier to entry.

18. I’m gonna go all in on freddos. 

19. Nature is healing

20. They’re half the size these days

21. Hope so, they haven’t been that price since I was a young lad

22. We’ve entered a period of deflation not seen since Japan in the 90’s