Some here mention bargains and then go on about 3 steaks for €9, etc. I often see these offers but wouldn't dream of buying any without, for example, knowing how much a kg the meat is. I do the same with lots and lots of products, eg, chocolate products, biscuits, minerals, water, juice and an awful lot more products too. A few months ago I was in one of the big multiple supermarkets and noticed a fair few discrepancies in their pricing per kg and per litre against what the products were actually priced at. Took pics of the pricing labels per kg and per litre, and then the product with the price on it, did this to a good few products and went home and worked out the differences. Next day I again went to the same outlet, checked the stuff was still there and was priced the same, it was, so I went to have a chat to the manager about it. He was very concerned, actually couldn't believe the differences and vowed to have it sorted. I must say he came across as very genuine and was very thankful. So much so in fact he organised a €100.00 voucher for me and within 2 days he had it sorted. He saw me a few days later and told me he had been on to head office about this and many of the stores had the same problem, seems a lot of their pricing is done from afar and their labels, etc, are done for them. I presume he told head office he himself had seen this and so got good praise from the powers that be because he has moved from our area and on promotion too. Let this be a lesson for some and don't be buying stuff because there's a good price on the packet, check it works out as a good price per litre, per kg, or whatever. If you shop enough and watch pricing you'll get to know what a good price is per kg, etc. Otherwise you're just buying because it sounds like a bargain but is actually expensive.