Cheapest Supermarket in Helsinki?

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Re: Cheapest Supermarket in Helsinki?

Post by Pursuivant » Sat Oct 03, 2009 11:12 am

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Yes, but he probably meant collecting the left-overs from Thursday's pea soup :lol:[/quote]
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Re: Cheapest Supermarket in Helsinki?

Post by Seen Canary » Sat Oct 03, 2009 7:57 pm

alfalfa wrote:I just went over my monthly expenses and to my horror I found that I averaged spending $30 a day just for food and things (outside of rent). I live very close to an Alepa but I feel that I may be getting screwed by their prices. Which is the cheapest place to get food? Lidl? Are there little asian markets with good deals?
I find Lidl and Prisma to be the cheapest.

Tip: Check the mainoksia for any bargains and get the store cards.

example: K-market, pepsi/pepsi max twin pack, 2x1.5l, 1.89 with card, pretty reasonable.

And buy own brands - El Dorado( :lol: ), Rainbow, Pirkka, Euro shopper.

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Re: Cheapest Supermarket in Helsinki?

Post by ajdias » Sat Oct 03, 2009 10:51 pm

Seen Canary wrote:Tip: Check the mainoksia for any bargains and get the store cards.
http://www.tarjouksessa.fi/index_helsinki.html <= for the capital area.

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Re: Cheapest Supermarket in Helsinki?

Post by brengun » Wed Oct 07, 2009 7:10 am

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Re: Cheapest Supermarket in Helsinki?

Post by flyingyellowpig » Wed Oct 07, 2009 10:28 am

My workmate drives every month to Prisma in Tallin. He shops for whole month and refills his car. He says that he saves around 150 € a month just on doing so. This is including the ferry and others small expensives.
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Re: Cheapest Supermarket in Helsinki?

Post by flyingyellowpig » Wed Oct 07, 2009 10:30 am

Seen Canary wrote:
alfalfa wrote:I just went over my monthly expenses and to my horror I found that I averaged spending $30 a day just for food and things (outside of rent). I live very close to an Alepa but I feel that I may be getting screwed by their prices. Which is the cheapest place to get food? Lidl? Are there little asian markets with good deals?
I find Lidl and Prisma to be the cheapest.

Tip: Check the mainoksia for any bargains and get the store cards.

example: K-market, pepsi/pepsi max twin pack, 2x1.5l, 1.89 with card, pretty reasonable.

And buy own brands - El Dorado( :lol: ), Rainbow, Pirkka, Euro shopper.

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Rainbow brand now belongs to S-Ryhmä
Euroshopper is one of the worst brands
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Re: Cheapest Supermarket in Helsinki?

Post by flyingyellowpig » Wed Oct 07, 2009 10:40 am

Onether good way to save money is to shop in different places for exemple: I usually buy my bread from Primula( Primulan Leipomot Oy - Teollisuuskatu 3 ). So I save around 5 € because I buy bread for whole. Then I go to Hakaniemi tori around 1-2 o' clock and buy fruits and vegetables because they sell it a bit cheaper around the closing times.
A good idea is also to plan a menu for a week ahead , so you already know what to week before and you can make shop accordantly.
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