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OK here is a list of some interesting items. I did not list any not worth it too expensive items except for a few. For most of these, I give a per piece or per liter or per kilogram price. Some items may actually be non-sale items but I include them anyway because it's a good deal. Items with a x2 are buy one take one items. Also some prices are rounded off, i.e. php 39.95 becomes 40 but I did not round off the per gram values
Tissue paper
rolls
Kirkland
embossed bath - 1150/36 =Php41/roll
Scott 1000 -
1200/36 = Php33/roll
Charmin ultra
strong - 900/24 = Php37.5/roll
Member's
selection - 500/20 = Php25/roll
S&r - 450/20
= Php22.5/roll
Velvety soft -
489.95/48 =Php10.2/roll. 220 sheets/roll = 0.0464/sheet
Velvety soft - 250/24
=Php10.4/roll
Extra -
399.95/24 = Php16.67/roll, 600 sheets/300 pulls/roll = 0.0555/pull
Pure - 399.95/12
= Php33.33
note: deciding which to buy is difficult. First of all, I am ignoring the quality. Second, each roll is a different size so I did eventually realize that a per roll computation might be inaccurate. Ideally I would like to weigh individual rolls but that is not possible here. So as a compromise, I looked at the number of sheets/pulls per roll. Unfortunately, some brands interchange the terms sheets and rolls. A single square of tissue paper is a pull. If it is 2 ply then 1 pull is made up of 2 sheets.
Due to lack of time I was not able to write down all the per sheet data. On a per roll basis the 2 cheapest are Velvety soft and Extra. On a per pull basis, I had a little problem because Extra did not say how many pulls it had, only sheets. Judging from a quick visual estimate, the rolls of Velvety soft are slightly smaller in diameter so if velvety soft made a mistake and reported sheets instead of pulls, a value of 220 pulls per roll seems accurate. So on a per pull basis, velvety soft is the cheapest.
Cereal
Frosted mini
wheats - 679/1.98 = Php342.93
grape nuts -
400/1.81kg = Php221
Koko crunch -
185/0.5 = Php370
Raisin bran
crunch - 700/1.6kg = Php437.5
Raisin bran -
370/1.98kg = 186.87
Kellogs special
k red berries - 480/1.05kg = Php457.1
Post cranberry
almond - 170/0.368 = Php462
Kashi go lean
crunch - 700/1.27 = Php551
Nestle clusters
almond = 100/0.240 = Php416
Nature's path
pumkin flax granola - 550/1 = Php550
Quaker granola -
150/0.2 = Php750
Quaker oatmeal -
x 52 = Php550
note: raisin bran is the clear winner, but it doesn't taste too good alone.
Cereal bars
Nature valley
oat & honey - 144/6 = Php24/pouch
Nature valley
sweet salty peanut - 900/48 = Php18.75/pouch
Kirkland variety
- 900/20 = Php45/pouch
Planters -
630/25 = Php25.2/pouch
Frozen food
Southern valley
mixed veg 1kg = Php100
Nonpareillis
frozen broccoli 0.907kg = Php165
Sunny select
leaf spinach 10oz/283.5g = Php60
Parklane hash
brown - 200/1.27kg = Php157.48/kg
White river
cobbler fish fillet = Php160/kg
Fast fixin
chicken burger - 250/1.02kg = Php245/kg
toiletries
antabax soap -
85g x 5 x 2 = 140/10 = Php14/bar or Php 0.16470/g
Safeguard with
aloe 113g x 8 x 2 = 350/16 = Php21.875/bar or Php 0.19358/g
Colgate total
whitening 170g = Php100
Miscellaneous
Kirkland fish
oil 400cap = 500/400 = Php1.25/cap
Kirkland daily
multi vitamins 500 caps- 700/500 = Php1.4/cap
Tramontina saute
pan teflon platinum 8 &10 inch bundle = Php1200
Tramontina fry
pan 20cm x 2 eclipse coating = Php1000
Tramontina fry
pan 30cm - Php1200
S&r deluxe
mixed nuts = Php700
splenda 1000 packets = Php1140
Member's
selection canola oil 5L = Php550
S&r palm oil
5L = 430 = Php86/L
olive pomace oil 5L = 1000/5 = 200/liter * did not get the brand
olive pomace oil 5L = 1000/5 = 200/liter * did not get the brand
Krklnd tomato
Basil bisque 530g = Php65
Healthy choice
chicken with rice x 2 = Php100
Amy's organic
soup x2 = Php170
Soyfresh soymilk
1L = Php40
Carnation bfast
essentials x 22 = 550/22 = Php25
Act 2 butter
lover's popcorn x 28 =400/28 = Php14.29
Orville
redenbacher butter popcorn - 500/28 = Php17.86
Kirkland weight
loss shake - 325ml = Php45
1 comment:
WOW! I like how very detailed this is! They say pictures tell a thousand stories, but these numbers tell me a hundred thousand more! Nice breakdown on the costs, I do these also when I log my daily expenses. Hehe. Glad I stumbled onto your blog. :)
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