I thought they must be selling them in bulk until I saw the drop down for Tunnock’s Tea Cakes. £28 for a bottle of Irn Bru? They have upwards of 750k followers so I guess someone’s buying it. My flabbers are ghasted.
You’re/we’re probably not their target market
Good for them.
Fleece the morons!
When I lived in Canada I could just go to Walmart and pick up Tunnocks Teacakes for $4….
Surely that’s not right?! Thats INSANE.
23 quid for six Tunnocks Teacakes? Fuck Off, you can get 10 for 2 quid from Farmfoods
Does the price include delivery to Timbuktu?
The people who will pay £60 for someone to cook them a steak in literally a kilo of burnt butter will lap this deal up.
Snap when I lived in Tokyo I used to get Scottish whisky cheaper than here 😂
Irn Bru is pretty cheap in Hong Kong as well , but there is always some online “specialist” that will rinse you , to be honest a fool and his money
That’s fucking mental, but I can’t talk… I paid $18 for a 24-pack of Weetabix last month because I had a craving for it.
I’ll brace the cold and go to the garage, grab a couple boxes. Wish me luck for I’ll be quids in
I mean if they can find people to pay that why not? If they are based in Scotland (which I presume they are) even better as that’s money coming in from abroad.
It’s like a glue trap for Americans
If it helps Americans feel more connected to their direct blood line back to William Wallace, then crack on.
They are selling Tablet from Aldi for £18..
Small businesses, Tend to bump up the prices to cover they’re own costs. this is why I never buy from small business any food based product is far cheaper, if you buy it more directly.
There’s a specialist chocolate shop in my new hometown that imports them and they cost around €3.50. I’m happy to pay a couple of quid more for British goods, but not 100X the price!
That’s the tax you pay across the Atlantic to claim your “origin” lol, Luigi sells them hand broken pasta spat on for $100 an inch and he is making a killing.
Robbing bastards man that’s not in anyway ok
$54NZ for a 24 case of Irn Bru 220ml cans. £9+ in ASDA. I guess shipping to the other side of the planet pushes up the cost.
Still rip off pricks.
Fair enough on them if people are buying them. Free international shipping is what customers think they are getting a good deal
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I thought they must be selling them in bulk until I saw the drop down for Tunnock’s Tea Cakes. £28 for a bottle of Irn Bru? They have upwards of 750k followers so I guess someone’s buying it. My flabbers are ghasted.
You’re/we’re probably not their target market
Good for them.
Fleece the morons!
When I lived in Canada I could just go to Walmart and pick up Tunnocks Teacakes for $4….
Surely that’s not right?! Thats INSANE.
23 quid for six Tunnocks Teacakes? Fuck Off, you can get 10 for 2 quid from Farmfoods
Does the price include delivery to Timbuktu?
The people who will pay £60 for someone to cook them a steak in literally a kilo of burnt butter will lap this deal up.
Snap when I lived in Tokyo I used to get Scottish whisky cheaper than here 😂
Irn Bru is pretty cheap in Hong Kong as well , but there is always some online “specialist” that will rinse you , to be honest a fool and his money
That’s fucking mental, but I can’t talk… I paid $18 for a 24-pack of Weetabix last month because I had a craving for it.
I’ll brace the cold and go to the garage, grab a couple boxes. Wish me luck for I’ll be quids in
I mean if they can find people to pay that why not? If they are based in Scotland (which I presume they are) even better as that’s money coming in from abroad.
It’s like a glue trap for Americans
If it helps Americans feel more connected to their direct blood line back to William Wallace, then crack on.
They are selling Tablet from Aldi for £18..
Small businesses, Tend to bump up the prices to cover they’re own costs. this is why I never buy from small business any food based product is far cheaper, if you buy it more directly.
There’s a specialist chocolate shop in my new hometown that imports them and they cost around €3.50. I’m happy to pay a couple of quid more for British goods, but not 100X the price!
That’s the tax you pay across the Atlantic to claim your “origin” lol, Luigi sells them hand broken pasta spat on for $100 an inch and he is making a killing.
Robbing bastards man that’s not in anyway ok
$54NZ for a 24 case of Irn Bru 220ml cans. £9+ in ASDA. I guess shipping to the other side of the planet pushes up the cost.
Still rip off pricks.
Fair enough on them if people are buying them. Free international shipping is what customers think they are getting a good deal
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